Fact #61: Coca-Cola was never green

There is a common "did you know" type-thing going around that Coke used to be green - not true. In reality, Coke originally came in green glass bottles, but the color of the soda has remained the same.

Fact #60: Aerosmith's "Dude Looks Like a Lady" is about Vince Neil of Motley Crue

The lead singer of Motley Crue, Vince Neil, was the driving force behind Aerosmith's popular song.

Fact #59: The US has the most airports in the world

The United States has more than 15,000 airports, more than any other country in the world. Brazil comes in a distant 2nd, with 4000.

Fact #58: The BIG 12 has the most major football violations in the NCAA's history

The BIG 12 has recorded 39 major football violations since the violations were implemented in 1953, making them the dirtiest conference. A major violation is defined as providing extensive recruiting or competitive advantage. The SEC (Surely Everyone's Cheating) comes in second as 32.

Fact #57: Americans eat 25 pounds of candy per capita annually

In 2009, the average American consumed 25 pounds of candy.

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Fact #56: Non-Dairy Creamer is flammable

Many organic substances in powder form can cause a dust explosion. Just a small spark can ignite a large fire.

Fact #55: Oregon produces the most Christmas trees in America

In any given year, Oregon produces about 7 million Christmas trees. Other leading states of Christmas Tree production are North Carolina, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Washington, New York and Virginia.

Fact #54: An Ostrich's eye is larger than its brain

Their eyes are not big either. Have you ever heard of a smart ostrich?

Fact #53: The Jacksonville Jaguars first logo was never used

The Ford Motor Company thought that the initial Jaguars design was too similar to their Jaguar car symbol. Therefore, the organization changed the initial colors of teal, gold and silver with black accents, and they also changed their symbol. In the agreement with Ford, Jaguar was named the official car of the team.

Owner Wayne Weaver credited his wife for the new logo design, which has since been changed in 2009.

Fact #52: Virginia Woolf and Ernest Hemingway wrote their books standing up

During the 19th century it was quite common to write while standing up. Virginia Woolf and Ernest Hemingway were no exception, as was Lewis Carroll and Charles Dickens.

Alternatively, Mark Twain wrote mainly in bed.