random fact game

[falin115]

yes i did know that she was finger painting i guess she rather her face than the paper

did you know that she gets into EVERYTHING (lotion, baby powder, diaper rash cream, etc.)

[matie-k]

lol! I did not know that!

Did you know that it's a hot day here?

[falin115]

yes i did. your in china right?

did you know that you get sick less in the summer because air molecules are spred apart more than in the winter?

[matie-k]

Yes in China. No, I didn't know that.

Did you know that it's time for me to leave for supper? :ideas: :clap:

[falin115]

no i did not know that

did you know i am about to leave work :clap:

[matie-k]

I didn't know that!

Did you know that I hope you have a good rest of the day? :Green

[falin115]

i assumed you would thank you

did you know robert e lee's horse's name was traveler

[Kayla]

Of course, no self respecting southern gal would not know that



Did you know that "Stonewall" Jackson's first name was Thomas?

[HappyChristian]

Since he's one of our family heroes, I knew that! :Green

King Philip was the son of Chief Massasoit (Massassoit was the chief who was friendly with the pilgrims (King Philip took the name even though he hated white people).

[Kayla]

Some more Stonewall Jackson randomness

In his greatest day he led his corps around the Union right flank at Chancellorsville and routed the 11th Corps. Reconnoitering that night, he was returning to his own lines when he was mortally wounded by some of his own men.

[HappyChristian]

I knew that.

Stonewall stated that the war they were fighting was America's second war for independence.

[Kayla]

It is believed by most that out of all the military figures of all time minus Biblical figures he was the most devoted one to God

[HappyChristian]

I knew that.


His soldiers would follow him anywhere.

[John81]

I knew that.

That great Kentucky Confederate cavalier, John Hunt Morgan, was actually born in Alabama?

[IM4given]

I did not know that - I always assumed he was from Louisville, since his family all owned property there.

Did you know he led 2,460 troops in a daring raid, called Morgan's Raid, racing past Union lines into Kentucky, Indiana, and Ohio in July 1863. This was the farthest north any uniformed Confederate troops penetrated during the war.