Albert Einstein never learned how to drive a car. <BIG>No word in the English language</BIG> <BIG>rhymes with month.</BIG> <BIG>Winston Churchill was born in</BIG> <BIG>a ladies' room during a dance.</BIG> <BIG>The housefly hums</BIG> <BIG>in the middle octave, key of F.</BIG> <BIG></BIG> <BIG>The longest place-name still in use is</BIG> <BIG>Taumatawhakatangihangako-</BIG> <BIG>auauotamateaturipukakapikimaung-</BIG> <BIG>ahoronukupokaiwh enuakita natahu,</BIG> <BIG>a New Zealand hill.</BIG> <BIG>The longest word in the English language,</BIG> <BIG>according to the Oxford English Dictionary, is</BIG> <BIG>pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis.</BIG> <BIG>A dragonfly has a lifespan of 24 hours.</BIG> <BIG>Alexander the Great was an epileptic.</BIG> <BIG></BIG> <BIG>S.O.S. doesn't stand for"Save Our Ship"</BIG> <BIG>or "Save Our Souls" --</BIG> <BIG>It was just chosen by</BIG> <BIG>an 1908 international conference</BIG> <BIG>on Morse Code because</BIG> <BIG>the letters S and O were easy to remember</BIG> <BIG>and just about anyone could key it</BIG> <BIG>and read it, S = dot dot dot,</BIG> <BIG>O = dash dash dash.</BIG> <BIG>There are 336 dimples on</BIG> <BIG>a regulation golf ball.</BIG>