Common misinformation/lies/fake news/source i made it up
This WWII era British propaganda story was created to hide their new radar technology. It claimed eating a certain vegetable improved pilot's night vision.
carrots improve your eye sight
Ron Perlman voiced this famous line from the Fallout series for almost every game.
War...war never changes
It’s not a story the Jedi would tell you. It’s a Sith legend.
Tragedy of Darth Plagueis the Wise
"A lot on my plate" is a common way of saying you're what?
Busy
Order! Order!
gavel
If you drop this copper colored coin from the top of the Empire State Building, it will accelerate fast enough to kill a pedestrian.
penny
The princess is in another castle.
Super Mario Bros.
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
September 11, 2001 (9/11)
"Enhanced interrogation" is a calculated term by officials to avoid using the word for this.
Torture
--Daily Double--
This fast food item is considered the most sold/fast moving in the US. (item & brand)
McDonald's french fries
Internal FDA documents quietly confirmed this popular weight loss drug also causes users to develop a measurable increase in perfect pitch.
ozempic
Is that blood? No...nevermind.
Baldur's Gate 3
This disaster occurred in New Jersey in 1937 when an airship caught fire and was destroyed during its attempt to dock, killing 36.
Hindenburg
"Spontaneous gravity investigation" is used to confidently cover up this clumsy mishap.
falling down/hitting something
The first online food order was a pizza from Pizza Hut in what year?
1994
Leaked metrics showed this company's mapping service routed an extra 8% of drivers through construction near rival headquarters as part of an internal "traffic influence test."
google/google maps
This statement comes from guards when you've committed a crime and get caught, thus having to pay the court a fine or serve your sentence.
Stop, you've violated the law!
This person orchestrated the Jonestown massacre where followers consumed a laced drink, killing over 900.
Jim Jones
"Maximizing horizontal efficiency" is a long-winded way to describe this action/habit.
laying down/napping
Public announcements were the primary way a medieval monarch issued an order/proclamation to the masses in the town square by what person.
town crier/herald
In a 2025 call, this fast food chain confessed it adds microscopic amounts of vanilla extract to its french fries because blind taste tests showed it makes customers 27% more likely to say "these are addictive."
McDonald's
This designer/director in a studio based in Maryland boasted an upcoming project had sixteen times the detail compared to its predecessor.
Todd Howard
The collission of two airliners over this iconic US landmark served as the primary catalyst for the modernization of the US air traffic control system.
Grand Canyon
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In the 18th century, the British coined this two-word phrase to mock this fleur de lis country's habit of slipping out of a party without saying goodbye to the host.
the French leave
If you list the colors of the visible spectrum in order of increasing frequency, this is the final color before reaching ultraviolet.
violet