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Some royalty just wasn't very bright. Emperor Ferdinand I of Austria once remarked 'It is easy to govern, but what is difficult is to sign one's name'. His favorite occupation was to cram himself into a wastepaper basket and roll around the palace like a ball. He was epileptic and probably suffered learning difficulties. This strange behavior did not keep him from succeeding to the Emperial throne in 1835. He summarized his new regal position by proclaiming 'I am the Emperor, I want noodles, so I get them'.