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Week 707: What Would YOU Do?

(Bob Staake For The Washington Post)

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Most store-bought honey these days comes not from bees but from roaches. (Russell Beland)

Anchovies are one of the 23 ingredients in Dr Pepper. (Laura Gainor, Great Falls)

On any given day, the average human hears at least two words that are new to his vocabulary. Sometimes more. -- G.W.B., Washington (Sue Lin Chong)

Janis Joplin only wore panties labeled "Tuesday." (Russell Beland)

Cave-aged cheese contains trace amounts of gold and bat guano. (Stephen Dudzik, Olney)

Four of the ingredients in a Burger King milkshake can be found in windshield washer fluid. (Dean Evangelista, Rockville)

In the early days of the NFL, football was considered a "gentlemen's game" like tennis or golf, and spectators were expected to keep silent for each play until the ball was snapped. (Roy Ashley)

As a young man, Steve Martin dyed his hair white. (Russell Beland)

Genghis Khan never rode without taking his pet hamster. (Andrew Hoenig, Rockville)

Viagra was originally developed to keep celery fresh. (Andy Bassett, New Plymouth, New Zealand)

In recipes calling for skunk urine, you may substitute an equal amount of water, plus one tablespoon of ammonia. (Susan Thompson, Cary, N.C.)

Crack cocaine got its name by people originally using it in suppository form. (Russell Beland)

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