A cow’s sweat glands are in its nose.

According to the Vol. 22, #2 issue of The Skeptical Inquirer, each time you drink a glass of water, you are probably imbibing at least one atom that passed through the bladder of Aristotle.

GTO (as in Pontiac) is short for the Italian “Gran Turismo Omologato.”

Therics, a New Jersey drug company, claims to have invented a machine that can produce custom pills containing several different drugs that release themselves during the course of a day.

Billy the Kid had buck teeth.

The above is information which Mr. Smarty Pants read in a book, a magazine, or the newspaper; heard on the radio; saw on television; or overheard at a party. Got any facts? Leave a message for Mr. Smarty Pants, at 454-5766, ext. 226 for possible inclusion in the column. E-mail: mrpants@auschron.com

This article appears in March 27 • 1998 and March 27 • 1998 (Cover).

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