Illustration by H. Arthur
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By Marc Viscardi
Arizona Daily Wildcat
Thursday April 10, 2003
· The basketball game with the highest total score was played on Dec. 13, 1983. The Detroit Pistons scored 186 points to beat the Denver Nuggets, with 184 points.
· Grover Cleveland is the only U.S. president to have been married in the White House.
· No one knows where Mozart is buried.
· The film "Quo Vadis" used 30,000 extras and 63 lions.
· Queen termites may live 50 years.
· Two out of three U.S. adults have hemorrhoids.
· There was a northwestern American Indian chief named Not Able to Fornicate.
· Ancient Egyptians slept on pillows made of stone.
· It snows more in the Grand Canyon than in Minneapolis, Minn.
· The world's largest shopping bag measures 6 feet high, 4 feet wide and 7.8 inches deep.
· Mike Yikealo, of Japan, punched 10 TV sets in a time of 7.66 seconds; he holds the world record for fastest time to punch TV sets.
· Humans are the only animals who cry.