Random possibly useful fact

['andersom']

According to Sterling Archer, if you fart into a dryer sheet, it makes for a more pleasant experience, so keep some dryer sheets handy.

Why does it become more pleasant?

Do you have to wear a dryer sheet in your pants, or quickly remove your trunks and hold the dryer sheet in place?
And who will benefit from the more pleasant experience, the innocent bystanders or the farting culprit?

Remember, this is a cow asking these questions.

 

I feel safe around Trigger, he does not want to hurt cows. Though he may frown on the methane I produce.

[Queen Victoria]

According to Sterling Archer, if you fart into a dryer sheet, it makes for a more pleasant experience, so keep some dryer sheets handy.

Why does it become more pleasant?

Do you have to wear a dryer sheet in your pants, or quickly remove your trunks and hold the dryer sheet in place?
And who will benefit from the more pleasant experience, the innocent bystanders or the farting culprit?

Remember, this is a cow asking these questions.

 

I feel safe around Trigger, he does not want to hurt cows. Though he may frown on the methane I produce.

Cows don't wear pants nor have hands to hold dryer sheets.

[Trigger 11]

In the show they are just "handy" in the nightstand next to the bed where Mr. Archer bones the "lucky" ladies. So he is just requesting that the ladies take advantage of them and politely use them, because as he says...you will have gas after his particular style of love making.

[ZEGH8578]

The Japanese word for bread, "pan", is a Portuguese loan word

[odeon]

Not Spanish?

['andersom']

The Portugese were the first to explore the East.

[ZEGH8578]

^That

"Pan" is the same in Spanish and Portuguese, but Portuguese missionaries got there first

[odeon]

Did they manage to convert anyone or did they just talk about bread?

['andersom']

They brought loads and loads of missionaries. Might be worth looking into, while waiting on an airport.

[ZEGH8578]

Japan also has an unlikely relation with Peru, as a lot of Japanese migrated there, bedazzled by "American dream"-like ideas probably inspired by Inca myths, Eldorados and such

Recent policies invite "Nippo-Peruvians" to migrate back to Japan, making Peruvians and Brazilians among the highest number of non-Asian immigrants to the country.

It also explains the strangely Japanese-sounding name of Peru's former president Alberto Fujimori (now incarcerated for corruption, kidnapping and murder)

[Bastet]

['andersom']

Japan also has an unlikely relation with Peru, as a lot of Japanese migrated there, bedazzled by "American dream"-like ideas probably inspired by Inca myths, Eldorados and such

Recent policies invite "Nippo-Peruvians" to migrate back to Japan, making Peruvians and Brazilians among the highest number of non-Asian immigrants to the country.

It also explains the strangely Japanese-sounding name of Peru's former president Alberto Fujimori (now incarcerated for corruption, kidnapping and murder)

This I did not know. Cool facts.

['andersom']

Did they manage to convert anyone or did they just talk about bread?

Their conversion tactics were successful enough to create an uproar in Japan. So, after that, the Portugese were not welcome in Japan any more. The Dutch were the only western people allowed to have trading contacts with the Japanese.

[odeon]

I think I knew that from somewhere, actually.

[Al Swearegen]

Japan also has an unlikely relation with Peru, as a lot of Japanese migrated there, bedazzled by "American dream"-like ideas probably inspired by Inca myths, Eldorados and such

Recent policies invite "Nippo-Peruvians" to migrate back to Japan, making Peruvians and Brazilians among the highest number of non-Asian immigrants to the country.

It also explains the strangely Japanese-sounding name of Peru's former president Alberto Fujimori (now incarcerated for corruption, kidnapping and murder)

Here is an interesting fact

"The troll plays a significant part in Norwegian and Scandinavian folklore."

Thankfully they are the only kind of trolls that come from Norway