February 26, 2010
Fact or Crap 2006 Calendar It’s Your Call
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Fact or crap: Men are six times more likely to be struck by lightning than women are. That’s a fact. (Why? All that golf.) Fact or crap: On hot days, Babe Ruth wore a spinach leaf under his hat during games. Crap! It was a cabbage leaf. Fact or crap: The moon’s irregular movement in December 1811 caused parts of the Mississippi River to flow backward. You might have heard something like that, but it’s crap—although an earthquake did cause parts of the river to back up. Based on the lively hit game Fact or Crap from University Games, the Fact or Crap Calendar features a year of compelling statements that may be true or may be crap—go ahead, make your call! more info
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My husband loves this
Rating:4 out of 5 stars
My husband loves having the Fact or Crap calendar at work. All of the guys get together and talk about the fact or crap of the day- it is a bonding time for them.
We love this at the office
Rating:5 out of 5 stars
We are addicted to Fact or Crap at the office and it sets a fun tone for the morning!
Office Fun
Rating:5 out of 5 stars
I have the 2004 and 2005 Fact Or Crap Calenders for one reason:
It's awesome for Office trivia. Myself and 3 of my co-workers use the calender everyday for our "Fact or Crap" challenge. It's a great way to build comeraderie and start the day off on a fun note. I would recommend the calender to anyone who considers themself a "trivia-buff" or wants to have fun around the office.
Crap
Rating:2 out of 5 stars
They give you a statement, you have to decide whether it is true or false (fact or crap). The decisions require such picky distinctions in many cases it requires more than a knowledge of simple trivia.
A completely fabricated example of what I'm saying: The statement might be "Bob Hope performed a ritual in which he drank a cup of black coffee and sucked on two cough drops before every performance." You'd think that the fact/crap judgment would simply refer to whether he performed such a ritual, while the correct answer might be, "Crap...he drank black coffee and sucked THREE cough drops." It turns the daily anticipation of a light-hearted daily trivia experience into a nightmare of apprehension and uncertainty.