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You'll Never Guess Why Thomas Jefferson Raised Geese
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The Founding Father was a prolific writer during his day. He wrote so much, in fact, he required a steady supply of quills.
Don't Buy a Christmas Tree! Rent One Instead
There are several options these days for renting Christmas trees. HowStuffWorks looks at how they're more eco-friendly and way more convenient.
How to Unshrink Your Clothes
We've all accidentally put something in the dryer that we shouldn't have. If a garment comes out two sizes small, follow our tips for ways to unshrink it.
Why Do We Scratch Our Heads When We're Thinking?
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Ever scratch your head when you're frustrated or thinking? HowStuffWorks found out how this tic became the signal for so many social expressions.
Is a 'dog year' really seven years?
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Dogs age at a different rate, but maybe not exactly seven times as quickly as a human. Learn if a dog year is really seven years at HowStuffWorks.
Is brown sugar healthier than white sugar?
Should you use brown sugar or white sugar? Find out if brown sugar is healthier than white sugar at HowStuffWorks.
The Super Mario Quiz
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How much do you really know about the iconic video game series? Take HowStuffWorks' Super Mario quiz to find out.
Why Are Air-dried Towels So Stiff?
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A research team has found that water acts strangely on an air-drying towel, which contributes to its signature stiffness.
Why are peanuts unlucky in auto racing?
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Eating peanuts at an auto race is a huge no-no. Learn why peanuts are unlucky in auto racing at HowStuffWorks.
Test Your Knowledge: Scientific Misconceptions
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There's no shame in admitting that we don't have all the answers. But there is a little shame when we're spewing scientific nonsense to our friends and colleagues. Test yourself to determine what so-called "science" you've misunderstood for years.