Amazing Facts (Mumbai)

RE: Amazing Facts

SaMand 4G said:
Bro please tell should I update thread title according to the topic of facts each day like this "Amazing Facts (Doraemon)" or not.. :tup

Yes....Do it bro :tup
 
RE: Amazing Facts.. (Doraemon)

Do You Know That ! :sp

Doraemon (TV Series) has two spin-off series..
1-The Doraemons
2 -Dorabase
But none if these two has been broadcasted in India.. :s
 
RE: Amazing Facts.. (Doraemon)

SaMand 4G said:
Doraemon (TV Series) has two spin-off series..
1-The Doraemons
2 -Dorabase

Bro i think both are Doaraemon movie :huh :shy
 
RE: Amazing Facts.. (Doraemon)

Vicky said:
Bro i think both are Doaraemon movie :huh :shy

No bro..both are manga (comic) and The doraemons have an Tv series as well.. :tup
 
RE: Amazing Facts.. (Doraemon)

I hope you wont have forget Cute "Garfield the cat"He first came in comic strip created by Jim Davis on 19th June,1978 :)

So here are Some Amazing Facts on Garfield.. :tup

Jim Davis’ first comic strip was
about bugs

Garfield is named after James
A. Garfield, but not the 20th American president

Garfield originally walked on all fours until Charles Schulz taught him how to walk on two feet

The Chicago Sun Times
cancelled the strip but a massive reader protest brought it back

It is the world’s most
syndicated comic strip

Garfield almost had his own
theme park but the Idea was later scrapped

Source : 11 Things You Didn’t Know About ‘Garfield’
 
RE: Amazing Facts.. (Garfield)

As Today Is Fathers Day..So here is

Amazing Facts About Father's Day

In most of the countries
around the world, like USA, UK,
India, Canada, China, France,
Greece, Japan and even Hong
Kong, Father's Day is celebrated on the third Sunday of June

The person credited for
inventing the concept of
Father's Day is Mrs. Sonora
Smart Dodd, an American
whose father had raised his
six children single-handedly.

The first American president
to support the concept of
Father's day was President
Calvin Coolidge, who did so in
1924.

The declaration of 3rd Sunday
of June as Father's Day was
signed as a law, and made
permanent, by President
Richard Nixon, in the year
1972.

Father's Day originated in
America. The first Father's Day
celebration (unofficial) was
held in Spokane, Washington,
on 19th June 1910.

One of the most common gifts
associated with Father's Day
comprises of a necktie,
followed by flowers.

Source : Father's Day Facts - Interesting Trivia On Father Day
 
RE: Amazing Facts.. (Garfield & Father's Day)

Thanks For Creating This Thread Bro...:tup

In Future I Too Contribute More To This Thread:hs:clap
 
RE: Amazing Facts.. (Garfield & Father's Day)

Thank you very much bro...& yes bro please contribute... :luv :luv
 
RE: Amazing Facts.. (Garfield & Father's Day)

From Timeless Test to Pink ball.. Test Cricket Has Seen Many Changes from its inception

So here are Some Facts About Test Cricket

The first ever
international cricket test match,
which was played between Australia
and England in 1877, was not really
the first ever international game of
cricket! This honour goes to the 1844
three-day clash between Canada and United States. The Canucks won first of-its-kind game held at St. George's Cricket Club in New York by 23 runs

Speaking of the first
international test match, it was played according to the old cricket rules. This meant each over was made up of four deliveries, as opposed to today's standard of six

England-born Aussie
opener, Charles Bannerman, played the first ball in international test cricket.

England's Allen Hill, who
played only two international
games, claimed the first wicket in international test history.

On July 19, 1952, India
became the first--and only--
international test team to be
dismissed twice in one day.

Billy Midwinter of
Australia got the first ever
international five wicket haul in the second innings of the first international test.

10 Things You Never Knew About: Test Cricket
 
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