Author: Atlantis High Official

How much do you know?  Mr Dorsey, the best teacher in this universe, challenges you – what do you know?  Mr Dorsey has taught the lesson below and claims everything is true – but we believe only 50% of Mr Dorsey’s ‘facts’ are actually truths and the other 50% is false.  Can you spot what is true and what is false?  Can Mr Dorsey be trusted?  Is 100% of what he teaches correct?  Maybe not in this universe – is he instead really out of this world?

The first recorded actual cleaning profession was Vincent Vagolies in Rome, 1657
45% of cleaners are men
The single blade window cleaning squeegee was invented in 1936 by Ettore Sceccone
Salt is often used in manufacture to thicken neutral detergent (washing up liquid)
The biggest house to be cleaned by a sole cleaner is Dartmoor Estate
Taiwanese toilet attendants actually live with their families in some facilities
Most cleaning products are made by the same company, Driscol
Queen Elizabeth II prefers to clean her own bathroom
Experts recommend using vodka as a cleaning solution for diamond jewellery
The highest price paid for a vacuum cleaner was at an auction in Spain where the bidder paid ten million dollars for an antique Russian machine once owned by the household of Czar Nicolas II

How much do you know?  Mr Dorsey, the best teacher in this universe, challenges you – what do you know?  Mr Dorsey has taught the lesson below and claims everything is true – but we believe only 50% of Mr Dorsey’s ‘facts’ are actually truths and the other 50% is false.  Can you spot what is true and what is false?  Can Mr Dorsey be trusted?  Is 100% of what he teaches correct?  Maybe not in this universe – is he instead really out of this world?

Breast Cancer Awareness in the UK sells bright pink Beedley Boppers to help raise funds and awareness
Beanie calls Beedley boppers beedly boppers
Beedley boppers are plastic headbands with glittery objects attached to them by springs
Margaret Thatcher wore a pair of Beedley boppers to a school fete in Essex in 1982
Modern day Beedley boppers were invented by the Rev.Tim Beedley of Bloomsbury, UK
Jet wore a pair of Beedley boppers to Octavia’s party
The first Beedley boppers to be worn were in India in the 16th century by medicine men who claimed they were the spirits of the bugs
Beedley boppers with glittery British flags were worn at the end of the Gulf War by women waiting for their husbands to return
Beedley boppers were given to all school age children to wear for the Royal Wedding of Prince Charles to Lady Diana Spencer
Beedley Boppers were all the rage in the 1980’s

How much do you know?  Mr Dorsey, the best teacher in this universe, challenges you – what do you know?  Mr Dorsey has taught the lesson below and claims everything is true – but we believe only 50% of Mr Dorsey’s ‘facts’ are actually truths and the other 50% is false.  Can you spot what is true and what is false?  Can Mr Dorsey be trusted?  Is 100% of what he teaches correct?  Maybe not in this universe – is he instead really out of this world?

A male ballet dancer lifts over 1-1/2 tons worth of ballerinas during performances
The Tango got it’s name from the Latin word bis in tange which means ‘love dance’
Most professional ballerinas wear out 2-3 pairs of pointe shoes per week.
The biggest dance event ever held was in High Wykomb, UK in March 1986
Famous Dance Darcy Ogilvy was known for her lambada
One tutu costs up to $2,000 to make.
Breakdancing was brought to the public eye in 1974 by Derek DJ Douse in Chicago, USA
Every time a ballet dancer jumps on pointe, three times her body weight is carried on the tip of her big toe.
In the show Riverdance it is estimated that there are approximately 2%,000 individual steps in the show per dancer!
The most popular dance of all time is the Samba