Closer to Semi-weekly factoid #7: Some spanish magazines refer to EA as a canadian company due to the work of EA Vancouver.

Not so Daily Factoid #6: In 1991, after the British Organization the Magic Circle started accepting women, they expelled Sophie Lloyd, who had infiltrated the organization under the alias "Raymond Lloyd" several months prior.

Almost forgot to post for today
Daily Factoid #5: The word Sunday comes Old English Sunnandæg, which means day of the sun (obvious, I know)

Daily Factoid #4: For a time being (2005-2012). DC (entertainment/comics) didn't own their logo and had to pay fees to a California shoe company.

Daily Factoid #3: The Tritone is also sometimes called the diabolus or forbidden chord.

Daily Factoid: Going to bed to sleep off an ailment is functionally equivalent to turning a device on and off again and hoping it works.

Daily Factoid: The word factoid was created by this guy, Norman Mailer, to originally mean something that seems true, but isn't. It now means a brief or trivial fact.

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