Did you know it’s a “kindle of kittens?” They much prefer e-readers to books 📚

Any lasagne fans here? We’ve got news for you. It comes from the Latin for chamber pot. 🚽

⚡️ We’re excited to announce that PLAYWORDPLAY has launched on kickstarter! Click to preorder the wickedest, wittiest game of words. ⚡️ kickstarter.com/projects/playw…

Did you know that the etymology of "play" is from the Middle Dutch to leap and dance for joy? We'll certainly dance for joy if you back playwordplay on Kickstarter! kickstarter.com/projects/playw…

We're at ⚡️20% ⚡️of our target! Get your game before they go! kickstarter.com/projects/playw…

We’re 25% funded but we have a long way to go … please help us by spreading the word far and wide with the link Playwordplay.co Eternally grateful!

Did you know that "tickle" meant to be "delighted or thrilled" in Middle English? We're tickled to find out. kickstarter.com/projects/playw…

Did you know that “a sea of bishops” comes from the legendary sighting of a “bishop fish” in Medieval times? Sounds fishy to us.

LONG YAP: The sustained sound your neighbor’s dog starts making the hour before your alarm goes off.

Riddle of the day: what has to be broken before you can use it? Comment below!

Did you know that it’s a swish of hairdressers?

Word of the day: APOPHENIA, n. the tendency to see patterns in unrelated things (apo- ‘from’ + phainein ‘to show’).

#riddletime I’m tall when I’m young and short when I’m old. What am I? Comment below!

Paris, Texas has an Eiffel Tower with a cowboy hat on it. (Image: Adavyd; CC BY-SA.)

Did you know that it's a rhumba of rattlesnakes? When competing males fight, it looks like a dance.

Riddle of the week: what is full of holes but holds water? Comment below!

"Did you know that "weird" originally meant "having the power to control destiny"? Seems pretty weird to us."

Riddle of the day: What is always in front of you but can't be seen? Comment below!