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Jenna Fischer, who played Pam Beesly, retained the engagement ring John Krasinski's character Jim Halpert gave her in an episode of "The Office" and occasionally wears it.

Walburga Oesterreich, a 19th-century American housewife, became infamous for hiding her lover in the attic for over ten years. The lover later emerged to murder her husband.

In 2022, Sharaban K, a German-Iraqi woman, searched Instagram for women resembling her. She lured Khadidja O, an Algerian woman, to her salon with a fake beauty treatment offer, then killed her to fake her own death. Authorities quickly arrested Sharaban after she was spotted casually eating pizza with an accomplice.

At 18, German composer J.S. Bach taught older, unruly students and often clashed with them. After calling one a "nanny goat bassoonist," the student insulted him back as a "dirty dog" and hit him with a stick. Bach drew his sword, piercing the student's jacket, stopping only when others intervened.

As of April 2025, "She-Hulk: Attorney at Law" ranks as the third most expensive television show ever made.

When an important person suddenly leaves your life, your brain reacts similarly to experiencing physical pain.

While recording crying sounds for her character Dill Pickles on "Rugrats," Tara Strong's performance was so convincing that a woman in the studio began to lactate, causing producers to pause the session.

Human body temperature has decreased over the last century, though the reasons for this change are still being studied.

Many competitive Scrabble players quit after the game banned hundreds of "offensive" words, including slurs related to race, gender, and sexuality.

During World War II, Sergeant Leonard A. Funk faced 90 German soldiers who had captured his squad. He laughed hysterically, causing some enemy soldiers to join in, before he used his machine gun to kill 21 and capture the rest.

Sources: 371, 372, 373, 374, 375, 376, 377, 378, 379, 380

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