Or carry my pillows out of my bedroom to put them on it? Whyyyy? Lol. Now I need to see if I can find why this is a thing.
EDIT: link explains it’s for good luck & prosperity
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Yeah, you wouldn’t want to sleep next to the fridge in your house. It’s one of the main sources of radiation in a home.
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Ehh…i was irradiated by radars for a long period of time…i will take the chance if it makes midnight snacking easier
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May 30th mind blowing random thought of the day: There is a Superman reference in every episode of all 10 seasons of the television show ‘Seinfeld.’
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I call BS!!!
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I guess you’re going to have to rewatch all of Seinfeld to find out!
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Seinfield is pretty dated for my tastes, I’ll make it a mission for one of my stoner friends hahah
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Dated?! I love Seinfeld!
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May 31st mind blowing random thought of the day: Dentists from Ancient Greece used stingray venom as an anesthetic when performing oral surgery.
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Jun. 1st mind blowing random thought of the day: Rutherford B. Hayes became president via the Compromise of 1877, in which he didn’t win either the popular vote nor the electoral college, as 20 disputed votes remained undecided. Hayes required all 20 in order to win the election, but his Democratic opponent, Samuel J. Tilden, only needed 1 to claim victory. However, the Independent Commission ordered that all 20 votes go to Hayes, which the Democrats eventually agreed to on the condition that Hayes promise not to run for a second term as well as end the military occupation in the southern states to allow for them to take back political control. Hayes accepted the terms of the deal and was thereafter made President of the United States.
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Jun. 2nd mind blowing random thought of the day: It was tradition for Vikings to give newly married brides a pet kitten as an essential addition to the household, as cats were considered to be associated with Freyja, the goddess of love.
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I like it. Also:
“What comes to mind when you think about Vikings?”
“Kittens.”
“What?”
“Kittens. And love.”
head scratching
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Jun. 3rd mind blowing random thought of the day: Commonly known as “the town under one roof,” Whittier, Alaska is a small city accessible only by boat or a one way tunnel. All of approx. 200 residents live in the same 14 story building, which includes a school, hospital, church, and grocery store.
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Me too 
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Jun. 4th mind blowing random thought of the day: Rai stones are large, circular limestone disks formed from aragonite and calcite crystals that weigh up to 8 tons. Found mostly to have existed on the island of Yap since around 500 C.E., they were, and still are, used as a form of currency in rare and important transactions, such as marriage, inheritance, a political deal, sign of an alliance, ransom, or in a desperate exchange for food.
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Jun. 5th mind blowing random thought of the day: Before the introduction of whistles around the early 1900s, cowbells were used by hockey referees in order to signal for players to stop.
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You know what this play needs…? (cue Christopher Walken)
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I’ve got a fever and the only cure is…
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Jun. 6th mind blowing random thought of the day: During the reign of Queen Elizabeth I from 1558 to 1603, messages in bottles were banned as she feared that they might contain secret letters from spies.
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