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• A Man Once Fought a Duel With Sausages – In 1865, German poet Rudolf Blum challenged a rival to a duel but swapped swords for sausages laced with poison. Neither ate them, and they just yelled instead—wurst fight ever.

• A Town in Spain Builds Houses Under Giant Rocks – Setenil de las Bodegas has homes carved beneath massive boulders, some weighing tons. Locals shrug and say it’s natural AC—beats a leaky roof any day.

• The First Alarm Clocks Used a Pointy Stick – Ancient Greeks had a water clock that dropped a stick onto a gong at set times. Imagine waking up to that instead of your phone’s gentle buzz.

• A Fish Once Survived 18 Months in a Sealed Bag – In 1970s Japan, a goldfish named Bubbles lived in a plastic bag with no food or air pumps after a kid forgot about it. Algae and sheer stubbornness kept it going—tougher than your average pet rock.

• The World’s Oldest Socks Had Split Toes – A pair of 1,500-year-old Egyptian socks, found in a child’s tomb, had a big toe slot for sandals. Fashion-forward or just really into toe freedom? You decide.

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