A world of meaningless facts

Welcome to meaninglessfacts.com, where we collect meaningless facts about everything from people and animals to crazy rules and laws.

Where do the fewest and most people have arthritis?

Rheumatoid arthritis is one of the most common connective tissue diseases and is most common in the Prima Indians of the Americas with 5% of the population and least common in Chinese on the island of Kinmen with 0.3%.

How big is the world’s smallest guitar?

The world’s smallest guitar is ten micrometers long (1/20 the thickness of a hair) and made of silicon. You can actually play the guitar, with specialized equipment. However, the notes are at such high frequencies that it is impossible for the human ear to perceive them.

How big is the largest dog in the world?

The world’s tallest and longest dog is Harvey, a Great Dane owned by Charles Dodman from England. The dog is 105.41 cm tall when sitting down and is 231.14 from snout to tail tip.

What is the Bronze Night?

Bronze Night refers to the riots that took place in Estonia’s capital Tallinn on the night of April 26-27, 2007 and the following days and nights during the relocation of a war memorial, the Bronze Soldier, from its previous location on Tõnismägi to a nearby military cemetery.

Why is the lead jersey yellow?

The yellow jersey is yellow because the race’s main sponsor in 1919 was the newspaper “L’Auto” and they printed their newspaper on yellow paper.