2,000 Awesome Facts

In life there are weird facts and funny practices that defies logic and lateral thinking and these are things worth knowing to have a good laugh or a big smile. 2000 Awesome Facts is an application developed by Nikolay Nachev that contains 2000 of those random facts to give a good time to iPhone users.
Did you know that until the killing of President John F Kennedy, it wasn’t a federal crime to assassinate the President? Weird right? But it is true. 2000 Awesome Facts contains this kind of shocking, funny and surprising facts that would keep you and your friends entertained.
You’ll find most of the facts funny, but at the same time they would expose your ignorance about the funny side of life. Of course there are also some important information that you’ll love to try on your friends. Ask your friends, how many seconds are there in a year? Watch their dropped jaws and tell them the exact seconds in a year. You’ll find all the forgotten or ignored facts in this application. The app is a blend of history, geography, science, art and all thing that you can imagine.
2000 Awesome Facts is the largest random facts database that you’ll find in the App Store.
The application has a very simple interface; you need no instruction to start using the application. When you open the app, one random fact would appear, from here you can either tap or scroll on the screen of your iPod touch or iPhone to go to the next fascinating fact.
Whenever you open the application, one random fact would appear. The chances of 2000 Awesome Facts opening up with the same fact two times is pretty rare. The black background of the application and the big white simple fonts makes reading convenient and easy.
Flip out your iPhone anytime to read out pieces of funny facts that we all love to hear to cheer up people around you.
Update of the application would add more and more of those surprising facts.
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