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  • The 'Fair Use' act states that students are allowed to use any material they want in any way.
  • In the U.S., you do not have the rights to a work you have created until you register it with the copyright office,
  • Most wars start off as petty disagreements.
  • The national currency of Australia is called a Dingo.
  • Mexico is one of the last countries to still have an active Monarchy.
  • It's illegal to post false information on the Internet.
  • Bruce Willis consistently recieves more votes than all 3rd party candidates in U.S. presidential elections.
  • A person can't be prosecuted for the same crime as his or her spouse.
  • The U.S. government officially declared war on Christmas December 2, 2005 --giving Christmas plently of time to response.
  • The U.S. government gets its "reliable" information from this website
  • Under the federal Freedom of Information Act, any police officer must recite the names of the last 20 people s/he has arrested, if asked to do so by any citizen.
  • The position of President of the United States of America has never been held by a blonde man.
  • There are seven Houses of Parliament in Canada
  • Nearly 1/3 of laws are passed as jokes/bets between lawmakers
  • Singer R. Kelly holds the record for being "pardoned" by the most U.S. presidents (three).
  • The U.S. Postal Service was created by accident.
  • Andrew Jackson was the first U.S. president to not be assasinated.
  • The senators you see arguing on CSPAN are really robots remote controlled by the real senators in a secret bunker on the moon.
  • The American judicial system is based on the book "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee and adapted for judicial system by John Adams.
  • American President George W. Bush is the son of the wealthy oil tycoon G. Forrest Gumby.

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