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The entire world's population can comfortably live in Texas. Each person would get around 1023 Sq ft.
KFC was the first fast food chain to accept credit/debit cards, rumored about prior to 1999, but not actually in practice until 2001. My grandparents believed credit cards were the first step in tricking people into accepting the mark of the beast... If they were here today... grown or not, I would probably be getting a switch to my backside for participation in this survey now that I think about it! 🙈🙊
Only 2 percent of the worlds population has green eyes. Fourteen percent of those people are in Scotland. According to one study blue eyed Americans are becoming rarer. A century ago half of Americans had blue eyes. Now only about 17 percent do.