Did you know that Kermit the Frog actually has a Ph.D.? He was awarded an honorary doctorate of Amphibious Letters at Southampton College in 1996.

That’s my dream doctor: friendly, nice, and has tennis balls for eyes.

Ever wondered why corned beef is called that even if it has no corn? In the Anglo-Saxon times, meat was preserved for wintertime by packing it in barrels with pellets of salt, roughly the size of corn kernels. This was eventually shortened to "corned beef".

After six years (in the early half of my college years, to boot!), we gained back the title! Go Ateneo, one big fight! See you all during the bonfire!

The Kool Aid Man used to be known as "Pitcher Man" when he was first introduced in 1975.

Well, at least he realized what his identity is instead of agonizing through that whole "finding myself" stage.

Apparently, soap operas got their name in the 1920s, when TV wasn’t really all that popular and radio was the way to go. Advertisers when the audiodramas were on were mostly laundry and personal soaps, because their listeners were primarily women who were homemakers.