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TIL Tim Horton's employee were arrested for selling drugs in 2000 after a store manager noticed some drive-thru customers were ordering 15-packs of doughnuts. It was a code since Tim Horton's doesn't sell 15 packs




Karen Silkwood was a chemical technician who worked at Oklahoma’s Kerr-McGee nuclear facility. After testifying about safety concerns and finding plutonium contamination on her body, she died in an unusual car crash while on her way to a New York Times journalist, with all of her documents missing.
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Karen Silkwood was a chemical technician who worked at Oklahoma’s Kerr-McGee nuclear facility. After testifying about safety concerns and finding plutonium contamination on her body, she died in an unusual car crash while on her way to a New York Times journalist, with all of her documents missing.
r/Damnthatsinteresting - Karen Silkwood was a chemical technician who worked at Oklahoma’s Kerr-McGee nuclear facility. After testifying about safety concerns and finding plutonium contamination on her body, she died in an unusual car crash while on her way to a New York Times journalist, with all…



TIL that in women’s Olympic gymnastics, under the ‘perfect 10’ scoring system seven female gymnasts attained a perfect 10. The scoring system was changed in 2006 and no one has been awarded a perfect score since.





TIL in 2000, three teenagers working at a New York State Thruway Burger King tampered with food for over eight months, adding spit, urine, and oven cleaner.
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