this boy went to prom in a tuxedoBob n Renee via FlickrThe Wikipedia page about prom contains a very interesting sentence.

The English version of Wikipedia features over 4.1 million entries.

While the encyclopedia is a terrific repository of knowledge—particularly if you don’t mind doing a little fact checking on your own—it really shines as a source of collaboratively edited prose.


This story was originally published by mental_floss.

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