Pub Trivia Thread

A womans telephone number was mistakenly broadcast on an episode of Eastenders last year,leading to 2,800 texts from curious viewers.

Man City defender Wayne Bridge is a big fan of Star Wars and owns a stormtrooper outfit.

The first song ever played live in space was Jingle Bells,performed on a harmonica and sleigh bells by the crew of the Gemini 6a on 16th dec 1965.

Kinder eggs are the most confiscated import into the United States,because the toy inside poses a choking hazard to young children.

LIVERPOOL FC legend Ian Callaghan holds many records in his career,the one he holds for England is the longest gap between caps,he played twice in the 1966 world cup finals and then didn't win any more caps for 11 years when he won two in 1977.

Arachibutyrophobia is a fear of peanut butter sticking to the roof of your mouth.

David Cameron's biggest mention in the Eton School magazine was the story of how he sprained his ankle dancing to bagpipes on a school trip to Rome,

Ian Callaghan played 857 games for Liverpool FC,from 1960 to 1978,which is a record for the club.

The Late,great Chelsea and Southampton legend PETER OSGOOD ashes were laid to rest under the penalty spot at the shed end at Stamford bridge.

Roasting was not invented by Premier League Footballers.A drinking bowl from 510bc on show in the Louvre museum in paris shows two woman being taken by men at both ends.

Among those born with a third nipple are Lily Allen,Jo Whiley and Anne Boleyn.

The earliest known lesbian picture is a Greek plate dating 500bc which shows a nude woman caressing another woman's clitoris.

ST.PRIAPUS Church in North America,which has 17 branches,believes the penis is holy and should be worshipped........ladies,on your knees

Ian Rush,Robbie Fowler,Jammie Carragher,Steve Mcmanaman and Micheal Owen,all played for LIVERPOOL,but all supported EVERTON when they were kids!

Little Red Rooster by The Rolling Stones written by Willie Dixon and a number single for them in 1964 is the only pure blues song to be number 1 single in the UK.