"365 AMAZING TRIVIA FACTS FOR 2010"

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1. What popular entertainer has sold more records in more languages than any other singer in history?

2. What professional football team got its name from the color of used jerseys purchased from a local college?

3. What is the preferred alcoholic beverage of the Oompa Loompas, the little people in the children's book Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?

4. How did merchants who sell food and household supplies end up being called grocers?

5. What role did disgraced baseball great Pete Rose play in the 1991 made-for-TV movie Babe Ruth?

1. Spanish-born Julio Iglesias, who was honored for his multilingual recordings in 1983 with the first-ever Guinness Book of World Record Diamond Record Award.

2. The Arizona Cardinals. The team, which was founded in Chicago in 1898, adopted the Cardinals name in 1901 after its owner bought faded maroon uniforms from the University of Chicago.

3. Butterscotch and soda is their favorite tipple, but they also like butter gin and tonic, according to the book by Roald Dahl.

4. They bought in bulk--or by the gross--and that's what the word grocer originally meant.

5. He portrayed Ty Cobb, the player who held the major league record for career hits (4,191) until Rose broke it (4,256).