Post an obscure and pointless fact

[GMO415]

Cannonball Run record was done in 32 hrs and 51 minutes driving a Jag XJS with average speeds of 87 MPH.

 

[cowboyec]

in '95...Cowboys RB Emmitt Smith went 11 consecutive games with 100yds or more and at least 1 TD.

22

 

[Big_D]

They hated that movie that much?

The force was with them!

 

[FineFan]

Cap’n Crunch’s full name is Horatio Magellan Crunch.

LOL

 

[FineFan]

All polar bears are left handed.

 

[Reverend Conehead]

Members of the Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor include Drew Pearson (wide receiver), Bob Hayes (wide receiver), Bob Lilly (defensive tackle), Charles Haley (defensive end), Chuck Howley (linebacker), Cliff Harris (safety), Don Meredith (quarterback), Don Perkins (running back), Drew Pearson (wide receiver), Emmitt Smith (running back), Larry Allen (guard), Lee Roy Jordan (linebacker), Mel Renfro (defensive back), Michael Irvin (wide receiver), Randy White (defensive tackle), Rayfield Wright (offensive tackle), Roger Staubach (quarterback), Tex Schramm (general manager), Tom Landry (head coach), Tony Dorsett (running back), and Troy Aikman (quarterback).

 

[Reverend Conehead]

Berlin has the largest train station in Europe.

 

[cowboyec]

Members of the Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor include Drew Pearson (wide receiver), Bob Hayes (wide receiver), Bob Lilly (defensive tackle), Charles Haley (defensive end), Chuck Howley (linebacker), Cliff Harris (safety), Don Meredith (quarterback), Don Perkins (running back), Drew Pearson (wide receiver), Emmitt Smith (running back), Larry Allen (guard), Lee Roy Jordan (linebacker), Mel Renfro (defensive back), Michael Irvin (wide receiver), Randy White (defensive tackle), Rayfield Wright (offensive tackle), Roger Staubach (quarterback), Tex Schramm (general manager), Tom Landry (head coach), Tony Dorsett (running back), and Troy Aikman (quarterback).

 

[Londonboy]

Members of the Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor include Drew Pearson (wide receiver), Bob Hayes (wide receiver), Bob Lilly (defensive tackle), Charles Haley (defensive end), Chuck Howley (linebacker), Cliff Harris (safety), Don Meredith (quarterback), Don Perkins (running back), Drew Pearson (wide receiver), Emmitt Smith (running back), Larry Allen (guard), Lee Roy Jordan (linebacker), Mel Renfro (defensive back), Michael Irvin (wide receiver), Randy White (defensive tackle), Rayfield Wright (offensive tackle), Roger Staubach (quarterback), Tex Schramm (general manager), Tom Landry (head coach), Tony Dorsett (running back), and Troy Aikman (quarterback).

Wow, Drew Pearson is on it (Or, in it, amongst it, included in it, within it, memorialised upon it, really not sure which fits best) twice.

 

[cowboyec]

Wow, Drew Pearson is on it (Or, in it, amongst it, included in it, within it, memorialised upon it, really not sure which fits best) twice.

he was THAT good.

 

[cowboyec]

both of Coach Landry's Super Bowl wins were in New Orleans.
SBVI:beat miami in Tulane Stadium.
SBXII:beat denver in Super Dome.

COACH LANDRY

 

[Runwildboys]

he was THAT good.

What I was going to say...verbatim.

 

[cowboyec]

What I was going to say...verbatim.

ah-oh...Ive been reading too many of your posts.

or maybe you've been reading too many of mine.

 

[cowboyec]

Chuck Howley and Randy White wore the same jersey number.
54

 

[cowboyec]

LB D.D. Lewis played in all 5 of Coach Landry's Super Bowls.


side-why does he never get mentioned for the Ring of Honor?

 

[Melonfeud]

he was THAT good.

That was HILARIOUS

 

[Londonboy]

Marie Curie is the only Person to win Nobel Prizes in 2 different sciences (Physics and Chemistry).
She was the 1st Female Nobel Prize Winner.
She was the 1st Person to win 2 Nobel Prizes.
Her Journals are still Radioactive.

 

[kskboys]

Prior to 1931, balls that bounced over or through the fence were considered home runs in MLB.

 

[cowboyec]

Elvis had 11 consecutive soundtrack LPs place in the bilboard top 40 from 1957-1965.
4 reached the #1 spot...none placed lower than 8th.

 

[RJ_MacReady]

"Horses were introduced to North America by the Spaniards."

False. Horses originated in North America millions of years ago and crossed into Asia. So they were merely "reintroduced" by the Spaniards.[/Dwight Shrute].