Sentence examples for knowledge bombs from inspiring English sources

Personally, I don't mind if the Queen has someone else type out her 140-character knowledge bombs.

(Fun fact: The idea for this came from a redditor. Arnold is actually something of a regular around those parts; he's done a few AMAs, and pops up now and again to drop knowledge bombs on the bodybuilding subreddits).

With the company having now received the proper paperwork necessary to launch the handset in China, Meizu's always-vocal CEO Jack Wong has once again popped up on their official forum to drop some knowledge bombs.

Here are 40 little knowledge bombs that took me far, far too long to learn.

Such "knowledge bombs," as they're called, include a healthy sleep target of seven to nine hours nightly and consuming 96 ounces of water daily.

On last night's epsiode of "Kourtney and Khloe Take The Hamptons" (still using the word "take" very lightly), Kim dropped some really powerful knowledge bombs on all of us.

Engadget Chinese met up with LG during some sort of Chinese New Year celebration, and got hit with a nice little knowledge bomb: LG's hoping to launch their first Windows Mobile 7 phone by September.

T-Mo just dropped a knowledge bomb on the Twitters, confirming the whispers that have been going around for a few days: the Sidekick 4G will be hitting the shelves on April 20th — and if what they told us before is holding true, it'll launch for $100 on a 2 year contract.

In fact, Jan Brandt, AOL's former Chief Marketing Officer, dropped a huge knowledge bomb in the Quora thread after we published our original post: "At one point, 50% of the CD's produced worldwide had an AOL logo on it," she wrote.

And we wanted to share that knowledge bomb with you.

Mr. Fitzgerald said Mr. Nettles, who expressed knowledge of bomb making, was fooled into thinking that the fertilizer he possessed could be used for a bomb when in fact, he was given a "nondangerous" type.