Mockipedia:Did you know

... that a 1964 referendum to drop "Lesser" from the name of Lesser Tumbleton, Minnesota (seal pictured) failed by 211 votes to 187, after opponents argued that the change would "invite comparison"?
... that the Journal of Applied Redundancy publishes every accepted article twice?
... that the Ohio Shopping Cart Migration of 2019 was first noticed when a grocery store in Hilliard reported 63 carts missing from its lot and corrals?
... that a court found a rival to the "fourth sock" of Gerald Fenwick to be "a fourth sock in all but name and, regrettably, also in name"?
... that the Office Microwave Accords limit peak-hour use of a shared microwave to two minutes when others are waiting, and prohibit the reheating of fish "in any form, at any time, for any reason"?
... that redemptions under the Gravy standard led in 1936 to what a local newspaper called "a disturbance involving ladles"?