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Today's Dippit!

Quote

"Truly effective and inspiring leaders aren’t driven to lead people, they are driven to serve them."


Simon Sinek


Joke

What do you call a guy with a rubber toe?


Roberto!


Fun Fact

Even though Froot Loops are different colors, they all have exactly the same flavor.


History Fact

Cleopatra was the first member of her dynasty to speak Ancient Egyptian.


Ancient Egyptian is considered one of the most difficult languages to master in history.


Well, Cleopatra was able to master it.


Along with 8 other languages including: Ancient Greek, Ancient Iranian, Ancient Parthian, Syriac, Ethiopian, Troglodytae, Hebrew and Arabic.


Movie/TV Trivia

Everyone wanted a pet rat after watching Ratatouille


Ratatouille was the 2007 film of a food-loving rat named Remy who wants to become one of the greatest chefs the world has ever seen. After the movie’s release, kids everywhere were clamouring to get their hands on a pet rat and rodent sales increased sharply in the wake of the film.

One domestic pet chain experienced a 50 percent increase in sales after Ratatouille hit cinema screens!

Pet shop owners were also rubbing their hands together after Finding Nemo came along. Kids everywhere decided that they wanted a pet fish, and numbers increased sharply.


However, public service announcements had to be released after many children soon got bored of their new friends and mistakenly believed that flushing them down the toilet was the best thing to do. Sadly all that does is trap the fish in a device which is usually used to purify water, and instead leaves the pet …vapourised.


This means that Finding Nemo has a lot of blood on its hands because the movie is actually responsible for thousands of innocent fish deaths!


Movie/TV Quote

“Inconceivable!”


The Princess Bride, 1987


Conversation Starter

What song always puts you in a good mood?


Writing Prompt

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