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  • Players in the 33-Inning Game

    Oct 27, 2024

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    Baseball has a way of weaving unforgettable tales. In the annals of sports history, some games stand out not just for their length but for the stories they tell. This is one such story – a 33-inning marathon that became…

  • When to Call It in Boxing?

    Oct 26, 2024

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    1. Safety versus Comebacks Boxing's rule about stopping a match when a fighter can't defend themselves is like the referee stepping in before things get too messy. You've got a fighter who looks more unsteady than a Jenga tower, and…

  • Not Receiving Our Emails?

    Oct 25, 2024

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    Step 1: Check your Spam Folder. Click the โ€œNot Spamโ€ button if you see it in the spam folder. This will move the email to your inbox, and ensure delivery to the inbox next time. Step 2:ย Addย [email protected]ย to your contact list. Attention…

  • Basketball’s Winter Origins

    Oct 25, 2024

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    Invention and Early Development December 21, 1891, Springfield, Massachusetts: James Naismith was about to shake up the sports world. As a 31-year-old graduate student at what is now Springfield College, he faced a classic winter problem – cooped-up students bursting…

  • First Winter Olympics Sports

    Oct 24, 2024

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    1. Military Skiing Mayhem Chamonix, 1924. The first Winter Olympics kicked off with a quirky military skiing event that was as organized as a snowball fight in a blizzard. Think biathlon meets boot camp. Participants skied, shot targets, and probably…

  • World’s Longest Tennis Match Facts

    Oct 23, 2024

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    1. The Historic 2010 Wimbledon Marathon In 2010, John Isner and Nicolas Mahut clashed in a Wimbledon match that redefined endurance in sports. Spanning over three days and clocking in at a staggering 11 hours and 5 minutes, this marathon…

  • Olympic Torch Adventures

    Oct 22, 2024

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    1. The Olympic Torch's Underwater Adventure Who would have thought that a cherished symbol of sporting unity would take a dive? In 2000, the Olympic flame went swimming at the Great Barrier Reef, escorted by marine biologist Wendy Craig-Duncan. A…

  • Rugby Ball Shape Origins

    Oct 21, 2024

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    Rugby's equipment has transformed dramatically over the centuries. From pig bladders to modern tech marvels, each stage of development has shaped the game into what it is now. Let's dive into this wild journey of innovation! 1. The Pig Bladder…

  • Tour Covers 2,000 Miles in 23 Days

    Oct 20, 2024

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    Picture yourself on a journey that combines thrill with endurance. The Tour de France isn't just any race; it's a test of willpower where every pedal stroke counts. As riders face unpredictable terrains and weather, they battle both nature and…

  • Jordan’s #12 Game: A Legendary Moment

    Oct 19, 2024

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    Picture a moment when the unexpected turns into legend. Michael Jordan's missing jersey incident is one such tale, where a number became just thatโ€”a numberโ€”and the player behind it shone brighter than ever. 1. The Missing Jersey Mystery Valentine's Day…

  • Which Sport Uses a Birdie?

    Oct 18, 2024

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    Badminton, a sport that dances between casual backyard fun and intense Olympic competition, has an intriguing blend of history and gear. Whether you're just starting or aiming for the big leagues, understanding the basics can enhance your game. 1. Unpacking…

  • Canada’s National Sports Trivia

    Oct 17, 2024

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    1. Ice Hockey: The Icy Heart of Canada Think of Canada and you likely picture snow, maple syrup, and that one friend who says "eh" all the time. But let's focus on the snow theme because that's where Canada's heart…

  • Horses in Early Olympic Swimming

    Oct 16, 2024

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    in Sports Trivia

    1. The Myth of Swimming Horses Ever heard of horses diving into Olympic swimming pools? Sounds wild, right? Well, hold your horses โ€“ it's just a myth! This tall tale probably came from the quirky equestrian events in the 1900…

  • Surfing’s Olympic Journey

    Oct 16, 2024

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    Proposal and Inclusion in the Olympics Surfing's journey to the Olympics wasn't exactly a leisurely ride. In 2015, the Tokyo Olympic organizing committee suggested surfing for the 2020 Games to appeal to the younger crowd. In 2016 at Rio, the…

  • Olympic Flag Trivia: Ring Facts

    Oct 15, 2024

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    Picture a world where symbols speak louder than words, where colors unite continents, and where five simple rings tell a story of global camaraderie. This is the essence of the Olympic emblemโ€”a vibrant display woven with threads of unity and…

  • Pigeons and Wimbledon Chaos

    Oct 14, 2024

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    1. When Pigeons Invaded Wimbledon Donna Davis' Harris's hawk, Rufus, is Wimbledon's secret weapon against pesky pigeons. The feathery interloper issue became headline-worthy back in 1999 when a pigeon halted play, prompting Davis to offer a solution. Enter Hamish, a…

  • Why Cricket Lasts Days

    Oct 13, 2024

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    1. The Format Defies Time Limits Cricket isn't your average two-hour thrill ride like football or basketball. It's the marathon of sports, where time takes a backseat. Test matches can stretch out like a five-day camping trip where strategy is…

  • Weather’s Role in 1988 Fog Bowl

    Oct 12, 2024

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    Picture a moment when nature decides to steal the spotlight, turning an ordinary event into something extraordinary. On that day in 1988, as two NFL teams prepared for battle, the unexpected rolled inโ€”a fog so thick it seemed to have…

  • Odd Chess Sport Recognition Facts

    Oct 11, 2024

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    1. Mind Over Muscle Chess might not give athletes bulging biceps, but it flexes its own kind of muscleโ€”mental muscle. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) recognizes chess as a sport, which seems a bit puzzling at first. After all, the…

  • Toy Story Trivia

    Oct 10, 2024

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  • Umpires Ejecting Fans

    Oct 10, 2024

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    Baseball games often serve as a stage for unexpected drama, where the action isn't limited to just the players on the field. Sometimes, it's the fans and umpires who steal the spotlight, turning ordinary moments into memorable spectacles. 1. Mistaken…

  • Tug of War’s Olympic History

    Oct 10, 2024

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    Picture a time when the Olympics featured not just the familiar track and field events, but also some unexpected contests that might surprise you. Among these was tug of war, a game that many remember from school days but few…

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    Oct 10, 2024

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    Oct 10, 2024

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  • 1970s trivia

    Oct 9, 2024

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  • Marathon Distance History

    Oct 9, 2024

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    The Origins of Marathon Races Ever wonder why marathon races are exactly 26.2 miles? It's not just a random number. Picture this: in ancient Greece, a runner named Pheidippides dashed from Marathon to Athens to announce victory over the Persians.…

  • 1950s trivia

    Oct 9, 2024

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    Oct 8, 2024

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  • Most Olympic Golds Record Holder

    Oct 8, 2024

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    1. Unmatched Olympic Achievements Michael Phelps is the ultimate swimming machine. He holds the record for the most Olympic gold medals ever with 23 shiny treasures! In total, this human fish has collected 28 Olympic medals. Glub-glub! Phelps is also…

  • gilligan’s island trivia

    Oct 8, 2024

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    Oct 8, 2024

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  • U.S. Military Quiz

    Oct 8, 2024

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  • baby boomer trivia

    Oct 8, 2024

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  • 70s movie trivia

    Oct 7, 2024

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    Oct 7, 2024

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  • Shocking Sports Rituals List

    Oct 7, 2024

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    Sports rituals are as diverse and vibrant as the athletes who perform them. From quirky habits to outright bizarre routines, these practices add an intriguing layer to the games we love. Whether it's a lucky charm or a pre-game snack,…

  • Sports Played on the Moon

    Oct 7, 2024

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    Imagine a world where dreams of interstellar adventures come to life. In this tale, we journey through extraordinary moments that redefine reaching for the stars. 1. Alan Shepard's Lunar Golf Game Picture this: February 6, 1971, Alan Shepard, decked out…

  • Stanley Cup Misspellings Explained

    Oct 6, 2024

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    1. Hilarious Historical Blunders The Stanley Cup's engravings have taken a whimsical approach to accuracy. Take the 1981 New York Islanders triumph, which somehow managed a "NEW YORK ILANDERS." Jacques Plante's name enjoyed a different spelling on the Cup for…

  • Lacrosse’s Native Roots

    Oct 6, 2024

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    Indigenous Origins of Lacrosse Lacrosse is older than sliced bread and the printing press, with roots stretching back over a millennium. Native American tribes like the Haudenosaunee and Cherokee played epic contests with hundreds of players on vast fields. For…

  • Baseball Without Gloves

    Oct 5, 2024

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    Picture yourself stepping back to a time where baseball was played with bare hands and gentlemanly behavior ruled the field. It's a world where nicknames are treasured, and friendship is as crucial as competition. The Milwaukee Grays invite you to…

  • How F1 Racers Lose 10 Pounds

    Oct 4, 2024

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    Formula 1 racing is more than just a spectacle of speed and skill; it's a test of endurance against extreme conditions. As drivers strap into their high-speed machines, they face not only the challenges of the track but also the…

  • Bizarre World Facts

    Oct 3, 2024

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    1. Antarctica’s Blood Falls Picture this: a glacier in Antarctica bleeding red like a B-movie horror flick! But don’t worry, vampires haven’t invaded the South Pole. This weird spectacle is just iron oxideโ€”fancy talk for rustโ€”staining water flowing from an…

  • Strange Sports Rules Revealed

    Aug 14, 2024

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    1. No Sweat or Beard in Wrestling In Olympic wrestling, there's a quirky rule about sweat and facial hair that might make you chuckle. Wrestlers can't step onto the mat drenched in perspiration. If any sneaky drop decides to make…

  • Weather’s Role in Napoleon’s Defeat

    Aug 5, 2024

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    1. Electrified Volcanic Ash: A Climate Disruptor Electrically charged volcanic ash from Mount Tambora played a prank on Europe's weather in 1815. This Indonesian volcano flung ash so high it reached the ionosphere, short-circuiting the atmosphere's usual programming. The cloud…

  • Lighthouse History & Design

    Aug 2, 2024

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    Origins and Evolution of Lighthouses Lighthouses have been guiding mariners for centuries, with roots stretching back to ancient times. The earliest were like towering bonfires on cliffs, sending smoke signals to sailors braving choppy seas. It's said they sparked up…

  • Golf’s 15th-Century Ban in Scotland

    Jul 28, 2024

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    1. Golf's Royal Prohibition Imagine this: It's 1457, and King James II of Scotland is fuming. Why? Because his subjects are swinging golf clubs instead of practicing archery. Talk about a royal buzzkill! The king banned golf and football, worried…

  • Animal Facts That Will Amaze You

    Jul 4, 2024

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    1. Bees Change the Weather Ever thought your neighborhood bees were just buzzing around, minding their own beeswax? Think again! These little flying dynamos are nature's unsung weather technicians. When they swarm, they whip up an electrical charge that's like…

  • Why Flamingos Stand on One Leg

    Jun 4, 2024

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    Flamingos, with their flashy pink feathers and signature one-legged stance, are more than just a pretty sight. These birds have mastered the art of balance and survival in ways that might surprise you. 1. Conservation of Body Heat Ever wonder…

  • Alphabet Evolution Facts

    May 17, 2024

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    Imagine a world where letters aren't just symbols on a page but vibrant characters in the grand story of communication. From ancient scribes to modern texters, alphabets have danced through history, shaping how we connect and express ourselves. Whether you're…

  • Top 10 Most Unbelievable Comebacks

    May 5, 2024

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    1. Miracle at Medinah Ever heard of the Miracle at Medinah? Picture this: It's 2012, Ryder Cup time, and the European team is trailing 6-10 against the United States as the final day kicks off. Cue the skeptics' eye rolls,…

  • Unexpected Winning Streaks

    Mar 17, 2024

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    1. Minnesota Twins Minnesota Twins fans had a reason to celebrate when the team went on an unexpected 12-game winning streak. Their bats came alive and pitchers found their groove, flipping skeptics' frowns into surprised grins. Ryan Jeffers showed magical…

  • Fortune Cookies’ US Rise

    Feb 22, 2024

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    Origins of Fortune Cookies Ever wonder how those little fortune cookies ended up as the finale to your Chinese takeout? Buckle up, because their story is wilder than your last fortune! Despite their ties to Chinese restaurants, these crunchy crystal…

  • Famous Art Trivia Answers

    Jan 20, 2024

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    1. Vincent van Gogh's Sale Vincent van Gogh's story is as vivid as his art, but let's talk cash flowโ€”or lack thereof. Despite creating over 2,000 artworks, Vincent only sold one during his lifetime, "The Red Vineyard at Arles," for…

  • Oldest Wine Found in Roman Tomb

    Jan 20, 2024

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    Discovery of the Ancient Wine Picture this: you're renovating your home in Carmona, Spain, when bam! Instead of dodging cobwebs, you've unearthed a Roman tomb. Inside, nestled among urns and ashes untouched for nearly 2,000 years, was the world's oldest…

  • Venus: Hottest Planet, Not Mercury?

    Jan 3, 2024

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    Atmospheric Composition Ever wonder why Mercury isn't the hottest planet, despite being closest to the Sun? It's like a pizza on a hot rock โ€“ sizzling by day at 800ยฐF, but freezing at night to -290ยฐF. Why? Mercury's atmosphere is…

  • Quirky Olympic Torch Traditions

    Dec 17, 2023

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    Imagine a journey where the ordinary becomes extraordinary, and every step tells a story. The Olympic Torch Relay is more than just a tradition; it's an adventure that lights up hearts and cities alike. As we wander through this account,…

  • 10 Trivial Sports Moments

    Dec 17, 2023

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    1. The First Ever Super Bowl Winner The Green Bay Packers snagged this historic title, beating the Kansas City Chiefs in 1967. Vince Lombardi's squad laid the foundation for what would become an American football tradition. It's the game that…

  • Salem Witch Trials Hysteria

    Nov 24, 2023

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    Historical Context and Origins Back in the days when folks thought pointy hats were a dead giveaway for witchery, the Salem witch trials became a chaotic chapter spurred on by mass hysteria and fear. Let's explore the events that led…

  • Bermuda Triangle Mysteries

    Nov 16, 2023

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    Historical Disappearances The Bermuda Triangle's got some real head-scratchers in its history. Ever heard of Flight 19? In 1945, five torpedo bombers decided to play the world's worst game of hide-and-seek. Clear skies, experienced pilots, but somehow they got more…

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Hey, Iโ€™m Chester Hensley – creator, curator, and chief mischief-maker of TheTriviaFeed. I started the blog because Iโ€™ve always had this unshakable love for the oddball corners of the world, the kind of stuff that makes you stop and go, โ€œWait, seriously?โ€ Iโ€™ve always been the type to fall down rabbit holesโ€”one minute Iโ€™m looking up a simple fact, the next Iโ€™m learning about a guy who holds the world record for balancing lawnmowers on his chin. At some point, I figured I should just put it all in one place and see if anyone else out there loved this stuff as much as I did. Turns out, they do. I write about quirky records, clever riddles, bizarre history, all the fun, oddball stuff that makes life way more interesting. Iโ€™m not an expert. Iโ€™m just curious and easily amused. And if you are too, wellโ€ฆ youโ€™re in the right place.

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