This informative post will be posted on Saturday along with my usual writing. We can all appreciate some of the lesser known facts from around the world.
The bottle in which Jeannie lived on “I Dream of Jeannie” was fashioned from a 1964 Christmas-edition Jim Beam decanter.
Costumed characters commonly found at amusement parks are known in the industry as “fuzzies.” On the average, a fuzzie’s outfit weighs forty pounds, and during the hot summer months, under the blazing sun and surrounded by crowds, interior temperatures can heat up to 150 degrees.
These facts have been discovered in I NEVER KNEW THAT by David Hoffman (2009).
Big Sky Buckeye 
so Jeanie had a drinking problem, and I just need to become a fuzzy to lose weight, thanks!
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Kate, your thoughts share a smile and a laugh. Blessings to you.
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we all need a cheer up Richard 🙂
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I well remember those Jim Beam bottles. Collecting them was quite a thing back in the 1950s and 1960s; my dad had a few himself.
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Linda, thank you so much for adding some thoughts to this fact from “I Dream of Jeannie.” It can be fascinating to see what different people collect.
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What a fascinating fact: “n the average, a fuzzie’s outfit weighs forty pounds, and during the hot summer months, under the blazing sun and surrounded by crowds, interior temperatures can heat up to 150 degrees.”
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Thanks for sharing Jim. I could never manage such an undertaking.
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