Alex Stephens > Quotes

“A woman hand painted the first Harry Potter page on a full wall”
― Alex Stephens, Phenomenal Facts 3: The Surreal to the Superb

“There is a new sport called wheelchair boxing where two disabled people in wheelchairs box each other”
― Alex Stephens, Phenomenal Facts 3: The Surreal to the Superb

“A wedding feast in Yemen can last up to 21 days”
― Alex Stephens, Phenomenal Facts 4: The Unusual to the Unbelievable

“Pepsi’s slogan ‘Come alive with Pepsi’ translated in China as ‘Pepsi brings your ancestors back from the dead”
― Alex Stephens, Phenomenal Facts 1: The Bizzare to the Brilliant

“The largest restaurant in China has 5,000 seats and 300 chefs”
― Alex Stephens, Phenomenal Facts 4: The Unusual to the Unbelievable

“Santa’s postcode is H0H 0H0. Postal workers have replied to some children’s letters that have been sent”
― Alex Stephens, Phenomenal Facts 1: The Bizzare to the Brilliant

“If you have one extra hour of sleep a night you could earn up to 16% more money a year”
― Alex Stephens, Phenomenal Facts 2: The Weird to the Wonderful

“Lobsters pee out of their faces”
― Alex Stephens, Phenomenal Facts 3: The Surreal to the Superb

“One day on Mercury is two years long”
― Alex Stephens, Phenomenal Facts 4: The Unusual to the Unbelievable

“Spider Man was a victim of child abuse”
― Alex Stephens, Phenomenal Facts 3: The Surreal to the Superb

“Your right hand has never touched your right elbow”
― Alex Stephens, Phenomenal Facts 1: The Bizzare to the Brilliant

“Buzz Aldrin urinated in his suit when he was on the moon”
― Alex Stephens, Phenomenal Facts 4: The Unusual to the Unbelievable

“There is an increased chance you’ll get cancer if you are taller”
― Alex Stephens, Phenomenal Facts 2: The Weird to the Wonderful

“Kim Kardashian made $2.75 every second of 2015 just from her video game”
― Alex Stephens, Phenomenal Facts 3: The Surreal to the Superb

“Japan have square watermelons”
― Alex Stephens, Phenomenal Facts 2: The Weird to the Wonderful

“There is only one person in the US with Down’s syndrome who owns a restaurant as of 2015”
― Alex Stephens, Phenomenal Facts 2: The Weird to the Wonderful

“The two-toed sloth has three toes”
― Alex Stephens, Phenomenal Facts 3: The Surreal to the Superb

“During the World Wars many aircrewmen died of their flatulence expanding inside of them”
― Alex Stephens, Phenomenal Facts 1: The Bizzare to the Brilliant

“The man who discovered diabetes, Thomas Willis, could tell if you were diabetic by the sweetness of your wee”
― Alex Stephens, Phenomenal Facts 1: The Bizzare to the Brilliant

“There was a rhino in Brazil which was elected to the city council”
― Alex Stephens, Phenomenal Facts 1: The Bizzare to the Brilliant

“There are more atoms in a single grain of sand than there are grains of sand in the world.”
― Alex Stephens, Well I Never...: Unbelievable Facts About Everything

“If you are reading this fact then you are related to Julius Caesar, The Vikings and Charlemagne”
― Alex Stephens, Phenomenal Facts 3: The Surreal to the Superb

“In 1974, the King of Iran crowned himself”
― Alex Stephens, Phenomenal Facts 3: The Surreal to the Superb

“Renato Bialetti, the man who invented the stovetop espresso maker, had his ashes placed inside his invention”
― Alex Stephens, Phenomenal Facts 3: The Surreal to the Superb

“A car travelled between London and Manchester fuelled only by coffee. It was called the Car-puccino”
― Alex Stephens, Phenomenal Facts 4: The Unusual to the Unbelievable

“Belly button lint actually comes from your underwear”
― Alex Stephens, Phenomenal Facts 1: The Bizzare to the Brilliant

“It is a criminal offence to drive a dirty car in Russia”
― Alex Stephens, Phenomenal Facts 1: The Bizzare to the Brilliant

“The Colonel-in-Chief of the Norwegian King’s Guard is a penguin”
― Alex Stephens, Phenomenal Facts 4: The Unusual to the Unbelievable

“Starfish don’t have brains, don’t have blood and are not fish”
― Alex Stephens, Phenomenal Facts 1: The Bizzare to the Brilliant

“The belt was invented before trousers”
― Alex Stephens, Phenomenal Facts 2: The Weird to the Wonderful