Pause

The internet is very hungry. You must not pause.

Number Two Hundred and Seventy Three: Ear Movement

Some people are able to move their ears

Number Two Hundred and Seventy Two: Insurance

Insurance is the pooling of risk

Number Two Hundred and Seventy One: Time-Saving Tips

120,000 time saving tips

Number Two Hundred and Seventy: The History of Dreary Environments

Number Two Hundred and Sixty Nine: Plutocracy

A plutocracy is a society controlled by a small group of wealthy people

Number Two Hundred and Sixty Eight: Tree Roots

Some tree roots can grow deep into soil. The deepest include varieties of Shepherd Tree, Juniper and Eucalyptus that can reach down over 60 metres (200 feet).

Number Two Hundred and Sixty Seven: New Price

Number Two Hundred and Sixty Six: Energy

Many people like to watch other people expend energy

Number Two Hundred and Sixty Five: Opinions and Facts

After forming an opinion you may then go on and find the facts

Number Two Hundred and Sixty Four: Fungal Interlude FI010

Aseroe rubra

Number Two Hundred and Sixty Three: Bargains

It is possible to spend a lot of money on bargains.

Number Two Hundred and Sixty Two: Saturated

Many people like their television screen to be heavily saturated.

Number Two Hundred and Sixty One: Letters and Numbers

Unfortunately roman text can confuse the letters and numbers 1 7 L l I i 0 O o.

Number Two Hundred and Sixty: Experts and Specialists

Experts and specialists exist as it can be very time-consuming investigating everything.

Number Two Hundred and Fifty Nine: Branded

Prominent brand names and logos are considered acceptable on clothing, cars and electrical goods but not on most furniture.

Number Two Hundred and Fifty Eight: Fontart FA004

Number Two Hundred and Fifty Seven: New Purchase

Announcing the purchase of an electric kettle on social media

Number Two Hundred and Fifty Six: Fontart FA003

Number Two Hundred and Fifty Five: Captive

Captive markets such as cinemas, airports and public transport tend to charge a lot of money for water and snacks.

Number Two Hundred and Fifty Four: Fractal F1014

Number Two Hundred and Fifty Three: After Life

An artist or writer's sales are often very lively after death.

Number Two Hundred and Fifty Two: New Ways of Communication

Thomas Edison, the inventor of the phonograph and electric bulb investigated ways of communicating with the dead.

Number Two Hundred and Fifty One: Speed Limit

Walter Arnold was arrested in England in 1896 for speeding at 13km/h (8mph), the limit was later raised to 22km/h (14mph).

Number Two Hundred and Fifty: Eyelids

Although eyelids are useful they are not opaque enough to allow sleep in bright light

Number Two Hundred and Forty Nine: Deer

Deer sometimes bark like a dog

Number Two Hundred and Forty Eight: Gérard de Nerval

The French poet Gérard de Nerval once said "The first man who compared woman to a rose was a poet, the second, an imbecile."

Number Two Hundred and Forty Seven: Haven

Large corporations often base their headquarters on exotic islands so that all their employees can enjoy the nice weather

Number Two Hundred and Forty Six: Character

Apart from the effect of life events we seem to remain pretty much the same character through life.

Number Two Hundred and Forty Five: Quiet Corner

Everywhere benefits from a quiet corner