15 Nerdy Facts to Entertain your Brain with.

BUTTHOLE8008 Published 06/30/2015

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On very rare occasions Spider-Man has been known to use his wall-clinging abilities offensively, sticking to and then ripping the skin off of characters like Norman Osborn and Sasha Kravinoff.
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Japan decided to use Pokémon as the official mascots for the 2014 World Cup Rio. The ten mascots included Pikachu, Bulbisaur, Charmander,Squirtle,Chespin,Fennekin,Froakie,Pancham,Helioptile and Litleo.
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There is a number 84 Apple racecar in the movie Cars. This is a reference to Pixar’s former owner, Steve Jobs, and the year Apple released it’s first computer.
4.
In Jurassic Park the children’s screams when the T.Rex assaults their car are Genuine. The glass above them was not supposed to break and the mechanical dinosaur dipped far lower than it was supposed to.
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Viggo Mortesen, who portrays Aragorn in “The Lord of The Rings” film trilogy, grew very attached to the two horses he rode whilst filming the movies. After filming ended he purchased both horses for himself.
6.
While filming “Ghostbusters” on Location, Bill Murray would often get a few thousand dollars in small bills from an ATM machine and pass them out to homeless people around New York City.
7.
The Shinjuku Ward has drawn up a special residency document that officially makes Godzilla a citizen of Japan. His birthdate is April 9, 1954, the same year the first movie was released.
8.
The “Green Lantern” Film was nearly produced in 2000, but the project was abandoned after studio executives asked if Hal Jordan could not use his signature Green Lantern ring.
9.
Marvel originally planned for Bruce Banner to turn into Grey Hulk when under the Scarlet Witch’s spell in Avengers: Age of Ultron, to indicate a higher level of strength. Ultimately this ideal was scrapped in post-production.
10.
Kings Langley, a small town outside London, has changed its name to Kings Landing to celebrate the release of the third season of Game of Thrones on DVD.
11.
In Steven Spielberg’s Jurassic Park, a scene from Jaws , another Spielberg movie is playing on Nedry’s computer screen.
12.
Sir Ian Mckellen officiated the wedding of his co-star and friend, Sir Patrick Stewart, to jazz singer Sunny Ozell.
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In 2008, DC Comics introduced a Batman villain called Swagman. He has no powers and wears metal body armor
14.
Nintendo refused to remove most of the bugs found in “The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time”. When it was remade for the Nintendo 3DS, as they believed the bugs were a part of the originals games charm.
15.
Chris Hemsworth had never lifted weights until he started a workout regimen for his role in “Thor”.

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On very rare occasions Spider-Man has been known to use his wall-clinging abilities offensively, sticking to and then ripping the skin off of characters like Norman Osborn and Sasha Kravinoff.
2.
Japan decided to use Pokémon as the official mascots for the 2014 World Cup Rio. The ten mascots included Pikachu, Bulbisaur, Charmander,Squirtle,Chespin,Fennekin,Froakie,Pancham,Helioptile and Litleo.
3.
There is a number 84 Apple racecar in the movie Cars. This is a reference to Pixar’s former owner, Steve Jobs, and the year Apple released it’s first computer.
4.
In Jurassic Park the children’s screams when the T.Rex assaults their car are Genuine. The glass above them was not supposed to break and the mechanical dinosaur dipped far lower than it was supposed to.
5.
Viggo Mortesen, who portrays Aragorn in “The Lord of The Rings” film trilogy, grew very attached to the two horses he rode whilst filming the movies. After filming ended he purchased both horses for himself.
6.
While filming “Ghostbusters” on Location, Bill Murray would often get a few thousand dollars in small bills from an ATM machine and pass them out to homeless people around New York City.
7.
The Shinjuku Ward has drawn up a special residency document that officially makes Godzilla a citizen of Japan. His birthdate is April 9, 1954, the same year the first movie was released.
8.
The “Green Lantern” Film was nearly produced in 2000, but the project was abandoned after studio executives asked if Hal Jordan could not use his signature Green Lantern ring.
9.
Marvel originally planned for Bruce Banner to turn into Grey Hulk when under the Scarlet Witch’s spell in Avengers: Age of Ultron, to indicate a higher level of strength. Ultimately this ideal was scrapped in post-production.
10.
Kings Langley, a small town outside London, has changed its name to Kings Landing to celebrate the release of the third season of Game of Thrones on DVD.
11.
In Steven Spielberg’s Jurassic Park, a scene from Jaws , another Spielberg movie is playing on Nedry’s computer screen.
12.
Sir Ian Mckellen officiated the wedding of his co-star and friend, Sir Patrick Stewart, to jazz singer Sunny Ozell.
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In 2008, DC Comics introduced a Batman villain called Swagman. He has no powers and wears metal body armor
14.
Nintendo refused to remove most of the bugs found in “The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time”. When it was remade for the Nintendo 3DS, as they believed the bugs were a part of the originals games charm.
15.
Chris Hemsworth had never lifted weights until he started a workout regimen for his role in “Thor”.

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15 Nerdy Facts to Entertain your Brain with.

1.
On very rare occasions Spider-Man has been known to use his wall-clinging abilities offensively, sticking to and then ripping the skin off of characters like Norman Osborn and Sasha Kravinoff.

2.
Japan decided to use Pokémon as the official mascots for the 2014 World Cup Rio. The ten mascots included Pikachu, Bulbisaur, Charmander,Squirtle,Chespin,Fennekin,Froakie,Pancham,Helioptile and Litleo.

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There is a number 84 Apple racecar in the movie Cars. This is a reference to Pixar’s former owner, Steve Jobs, and the year Apple released it’s first computer.

4.
In Jurassic Park the children’s screams when the T.Rex assaults their car are Genuine. The glass above them was not supposed to break and the mechanical dinosaur dipped far lower than it was supposed to.

5.
Viggo Mortesen, who portrays Aragorn in “The Lord of The Rings” film trilogy, grew very attached to the two horses he rode whilst filming the movies. After filming ended he purchased both horses for himself.

6.
While filming “Ghostbusters” on Location, Bill Murray would often get a few thousand dollars in small bills from an ATM machine and pass them out to homeless people around New York City.

7.
The Shinjuku Ward has drawn up a special residency document that officially makes Godzilla a citizen of Japan. His birthdate is April 9, 1954, the same year the first movie was released.

8.
The “Green Lantern” Film was nearly produced in 2000, but the project was abandoned after studio executives asked if Hal Jordan could not use his signature Green Lantern ring.

9.
Marvel originally planned for Bruce Banner to turn into Grey Hulk when under the Scarlet Witch’s spell in Avengers: Age of Ultron, to indicate a higher level of strength. Ultimately this ideal was scrapped in post-production.

10.
Kings Langley, a small town outside London, has changed its name to Kings Landing to celebrate the release of the third season of Game of Thrones on DVD.

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In Steven Spielberg’s Jurassic Park, a scene from Jaws , another Spielberg movie is playing on Nedry’s computer screen.

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Sir Ian Mckellen officiated the wedding of his co-star and friend, Sir Patrick Stewart, to jazz singer Sunny Ozell.

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In 2008, DC Comics introduced a Batman villain called Swagman. He has no powers and wears metal body armor

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Nintendo refused to remove most of the bugs found in “The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time”. When it was remade for the Nintendo 3DS, as they believed the bugs were a part of the originals games charm.

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Chris Hemsworth had never lifted weights until he started a workout regimen for his role in “Thor”.

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1. On very rare occasions Spider-Man has been known to use his wall-clinging abilities offensively, sticking to and then ripping the skin off of characters like Norman Osborn and Sasha Kravinoff.

2. Japan decided to use Pokémon as the official mascots for the 2014 World Cup Rio. The ten mascots included Pikachu, Bulbisaur, Charmander,Squirtle,Chespin,Fennekin,Froakie,Pancham,Helioptile and Litleo.

3. There is a number 84 Apple racecar in the movie Cars. This is a reference to Pixar’s former owner, Steve Jobs, and the year Apple released it’s first computer.

4. In Jurassic Park the children’s screams when the T.Rex assaults their car are Genuine. The glass above them was not supposed to break and the mechanical dinosaur dipped far lower than it was supposed to.

5. Viggo Mortesen, who portrays Aragorn in “The Lord of The Rings” film trilogy, grew very attached to the two horses he rode whilst filming the movies. After filming ended he purchased both horses for himself.

6. While filming “Ghostbusters” on Location, Bill Murray would often get a few thousand dollars in small bills from an ATM machine and pass them out to homeless people around New York City.

7. The Shinjuku Ward has drawn up a special residency document that officially makes Godzilla a citizen of Japan. His birthdate is April 9, 1954, the same year the first movie was released.

8. The “Green Lantern” Film was nearly produced in 2000, but the project was abandoned after studio executives asked if Hal Jordan could not use his signature Green Lantern ring.

9. Marvel originally planned for Bruce Banner to turn into Grey Hulk when under the Scarlet Witch’s spell in Avengers: Age of Ultron, to indicate a higher level of strength. Ultimately this ideal was scrapped in post-production.

10. Kings Langley, a small town outside London, has changed its name to Kings Landing to celebrate the release of the third season of Game of Thrones on DVD.

11. In Steven Spielberg’s Jurassic Park, a scene from Jaws , another Spielberg movie is playing on Nedry’s computer screen.

12. Sir Ian Mckellen officiated the wedding of his co-star and friend, Sir Patrick Stewart, to jazz singer Sunny Ozell.

13. In 2008, DC Comics introduced a Batman villain called Swagman. He has no powers and wears metal body armor

14. Nintendo refused to remove most of the bugs found in “The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time”. When it was remade for the Nintendo 3DS, as they believed the bugs were a part of the originals games charm.

15. Chris Hemsworth had never lifted weights until he started a workout regimen for his role in “Thor”.

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1.
On very rare occasions Spider-Man has been known to use his wall-clinging abilities offensively, sticking to and then ripping the skin off of characters like Norman Osborn and Sasha Kravinoff.

2.
Japan decided to use Pokémon as the official mascots for the 2014 World Cup Rio. The ten mascots included Pikachu, Bulbisaur, Charmander,Squirtle,Chespin,Fennekin,Froakie,Pancham,Helioptile and Litleo.

3.
There is a number 84 Apple racecar in the movie Cars. This is a reference to Pixar’s former owner, Steve Jobs, and the year Apple released it’s first computer.

4.
In Jurassic Park the children’s screams when the T.Rex assaults their car are Genuine. The glass above them was not supposed to break and the mechanical dinosaur dipped far lower than it was supposed to.

5.
Viggo Mortesen, who portrays Aragorn in “The Lord of The Rings” film trilogy, grew very attached to the two horses he rode whilst filming the movies. After filming ended he purchased both horses for himself.

6.
While filming “Ghostbusters” on Location, Bill Murray would often get a few thousand dollars in small bills from an ATM machine and pass them out to homeless people around New York City.

7.
The Shinjuku Ward has drawn up a special residency document that officially makes Godzilla a citizen of Japan. His birthdate is April 9, 1954, the same year the first movie was released.

8.
The “Green Lantern” Film was nearly produced in 2000, but the project was abandoned after studio executives asked if Hal Jordan could not use his signature Green Lantern ring.

9.
Marvel originally planned for Bruce Banner to turn into Grey Hulk when under the Scarlet Witch’s spell in Avengers: Age of Ultron, to indicate a higher level of strength. Ultimately this ideal was scrapped in post-production.

10.
Kings Langley, a small town outside London, has changed its name to Kings Landing to celebrate the release of the third season of Game of Thrones on DVD.

11.
In Steven Spielberg’s Jurassic Park, a scene from Jaws , another Spielberg movie is playing on Nedry’s computer screen.

12.
Sir Ian Mckellen officiated the wedding of his co-star and friend, Sir Patrick Stewart, to jazz singer Sunny Ozell.

13.
In 2008, DC Comics introduced a Batman villain called Swagman. He has no powers and wears metal body armor

14.
Nintendo refused to remove most of the bugs found in “The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time”. When it was remade for the Nintendo 3DS, as they believed the bugs were a part of the originals games charm.

15.
Chris Hemsworth had never lifted weights until he started a workout regimen for his role in “Thor”.