If you are one of the Fuck family, probably in a manner that emphasizes how tired you are of juvenile english speakers.

Just wondering what you would call information that most people would believe is true, and would state as a fact, but which turn out to be false.

There's also popular opinion.

There is one (before you say it, would you really like to try any solution improvised with rubber bands, duct tape, and WD-40?) but Lifehacker still has you covered.

Ireland reduced its limits back in 2011 to be in line with Europe.

It's dangerous going to Patagonia.

<div data-width="100%" data-height="auto" data-quiz="28136"></div>

Barbie's armoured beach assault playset?

Looks like this was included in today's "Patch Tuesday".

Take a 1965 Ford Mustang, Add a Roush Yates 410 cubic inch Ford V8. Add a six-speed transmission. Add all-wheel drive. Add paint and bodywork that make it downright terrifying to look at. You get The Hoonicorn, Ken Block's ride of choice for the seventh installation of his Gymkhana insanity-fest.

This Video Shows That Dressing For Ebola Is A Major Pain In The Ass

The American stereotype of European cars is that they are universally better than cars from anywhere else – this isn't exactly true. Check out a Dacia Duster and you'll find new lows for refinement, quiet, and power.

Not a car, but must be worth a mention.

This comes close.

Probably a Toyota Corolla. Those don't seem to set anyone's hair on fire.

Can't decide if the sturdiest trucks are found in Australia,

My very first car was a 1980 Corolla. Pure stock, but in my imagination it was like this.

I've never seen "more money than sense" expressed in such a precise ratio

Educated guess, but it might work something like a bump key.