it also depends on how you fold it. If you fold it in half each time, the number of times you can fold it greatly decreases.
Anyway, fun but useless facts to follow:
1) The direction a dog waves it tail depends on the mood its in. A happy/excited dog is more likely to wait it towards the right, while a scared/nervous/frightened dog is more likely to wave it to the right. That is, if the dog does not have it between his legs, in which case he's submissive.
2) The German city of Nördlingen is built on top of 72000 ton Diamond. This is because of a meteor that hit the earth about 15 million years ago, and turned a huge layer of Graphite in to Diamond.
3) A grown man, on average, consists of 16 kiloes of Coal.
4) Nuns wear a tight headdress, because the early Christian church believed that Virgin Mary were fertilized through the ear.
5) 40% of Mc. Donald's total income is from the sale of Happy Meals
6) Towards the end of Second World War, Japan became desperate to turn the luck around. The military hired kamikaze pilots, while the navy hired kamikaze torpedoes. From November 1944, suicidal Japanese men climbed on board small torpedoes called "Kaiten". The Kaiten were equipped with bombs, programmed to explode within 8 meters off a ship. These Kaitens were then launched from the submarines, and the crewmen then manually drove the torpedo towards enemy ships. Even if he missed the the ship, his fate were sealed. He either died in the explosion, or crushed by the water at the bottom of the ocean.
7) The rings of Saturn are over 400000 kilometers wide. However, they are only roughly 30 meters thick.
8 ) Nikola Tesla, (after whom the Tesla Coil is named), were a great inventor, rivaling that of Thomas Edison. Some say he even surpassed him. Unlike Edison, however, Tesla were suffering from a condition called "Obsessive-compulsive disorder". This is a condition that makes a human obsessed with small details and routines, which are almost impossible to break out of. Such as walking around the chair once before sitting down, or only walking on the white of the pedestrian crossing. Tesla were obsessed with the number 3, and were extremely frightened of bacteria. He also had various small forcible rituals that he had to follow, and various reoccurring impulses.
9) The majority of life went extinct when algae first added oxygen to water and the atmosphere 2 billion years ago
10) Tobaco were used to "resurrect" people that had drowned in Themsen. The Tobaco smoke were blown in to the dead person's ass. If this didn't work, the smoke were forced down to the lungs through the nose. I quite honestly have no idea if it even worked on a single person. I'd assume not, as it is no longer used.