Topic: What have you learned today?

I learned that 30 litres of hydrofluoric acid is not enough to completely dissolve a human body

I've got it too.

That a man managed to film an entire movie at Disney World without Disney's permission.

http://tw.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/1bocgt/til_that...

AND SO WHAT WE HAVE LEARNED APPLIES TO OUR LIVES TODAY
AND GOD HAS ALOT TO SAY IN HIS BOOK

...why did i do this

Pumbaa was the first character to fart in a Disney movie.

I've got ADHD, OCD, and anxiety

That there's a thread like this o - o

And we all have this thread to share things like these.

More Japanese words! I try to make a point of learning at least three a day, no matter what else I have going on. My recent favorites are Tegami (letter- as in mail), Murasaki (purple), and Hachimitsu (honey). I probably know 350+ words (not counting borrowed words) at this point, but learning Japanese seems to feel impossible at times. I just have to keep telling myself to go a little at a time.

Did you know that Kumatora means "Bear-Tiger"?

Kuma = Bear

Tora = Tiger

Just learned this.

What the earliest surviving photograph was (aka, world's first picture ever).

I actually never bothered to learn what bear was yet, so thanks!

Also, on the subject of animals, I know, excluding dog and cat:
Saru = Monkey
Usagi = Rabbit
Ushi = Cow
Sakana = Fish
Uma = Horse
Hebi = Snake
Raion = Lion
Kaeru = Frog

...I still have a long way to go...

Oh my word Veggie Tales!
That brings back memories x3.

I learned how to write "Fear" in Kanji...and it's freakin' hard as hell...

I found out walking up hills really hurts your legs though its a bit of a given really.

Man, Talk 'bout nostalgia... I remember "The Pirates that don't do anything". IIRC, that's the name, right?

I learned that the design of the robot my group in the college is making only had a few small flaws!
and that after almost one year playing Kid Icarus: Uprising I still get distracted with that battery display on the edge of the screen when it turns orange or red(that, in my opinion, is the only notable problem in the game)
and last but not least even in brazil trains and subways are neat places to leave the StreetPass on(already knew it before. but now it's pretty much a fact not a lucky guess)
Edit: and that people with ADHD like me aren't so rare anymore...

I learned that the Dentist takes longer than I remembered.

They probably never were rare, they just never diagnosed people until recently.