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funny things you should learn by the time you're 35
one star review of our national parks
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top 5 worst candy bars
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inflation: what price has shocked you recently (besides gas)
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olympics facts
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what kids love about being outdoors
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which appliance can't you live without
weirdest break-in story ever
goodbye/fun facts....it's national lollipop day...‘The Lollipop Song’ by The Chordettes is the perfect anthem for the day!whether you call it a lolli, a sticky pop or a sucker...Lollipops are made of flavored sucrose, water, and corn syrup that are hardened on a stick...Lollipops have been around in some form or another since forever. In prehistoric times, cavemen would collect honey from beehives using a stick. In Northern England, the word for ‘tongue’ is ‘lolly’ and pop means ‘slap’ — so ‘lolly pop’ means ‘tongue slap.’ the weight of the world’s largest lollipop created by See’s Candies...7,000 pounds – 16 million – the number of lollipops produced per day by Tootsie Roll.

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what type of insect bothers you most when it gets in your house
what would you be willing to exchange for a 2 week vacation
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miracle pill
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advice that could save your life
olympics...sport you're looking forward to
movies that always make you laugh
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how does a navy seal get projects done?
mac and cheese ice cream
goodbye/fun facts....national daiquiri day. Back in 1898, men blasted away in the mines of a small community off the coast of Cuba during the Spanish-American War. One American engineer, Jennings Cox, supervised a mining operation located in a village named Daiquiri. Every day after work, Cox and his employees would gather at a bar. Then one day, Cox mixed up Bacardi, lime, and sugar in a tall glass of ice. He named the new beverage after the Daiquiri mines. In 1909, Admiral Lucius W. Johnson, a U.S. Navy medical officer, tried Cox’s drink and subsequently introduced it to the Army and Navy Club in Washington, D.C. there are many popular alterations including strawberry and mango coconut

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auto correct errors
unwritten rules everyone should follow 2.0
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game: general trivia
exercise excuses...how many can you come up with
what's your 'sing in the shower' song
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game: movie trivia descriptions
is the stadium experience too expensive now?
have you ever gone into someone else's house by accident
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what's your go to chocolate?
what could someone give you that would make your day?
goodbye/fun facts....World Snake Day is an important day when it comes to increasing awareness about the different species of snake all around the world. Snakes are found in every continent except Antarctica Snakes tend to have a negative connotation. Did you know that there are more than 3,5000 species of a snake around the world? there are only around 600 species that are venomous and of those...there are only 200 species of snake that pose a considerable risk to human life as well. so today... spend some time learning about them

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do you read the "terms of service"
how do you treat a sunburn?
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what's a funny word you like to pepper into a conversation
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gifts for the immature
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are you using your mouthwash all wrong
have you ever won a little lottery...not the big jackpot but a little something?
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werid phobias
have you ever been part of a workplace walkout
goodbye/fun facts....Gummi worms are a gelatin candy created by a German company called Trolli. Gummi worms are inspired by the original gummi candy, gummy bears. Gummi worms comes in even more flavors and varieties than the original gummi bear. if you do a quick search online, you are going to see a lot of different cake recipes that incorporate Gummi Worms. Gummi Worms are usually used as decoration on top of the cake, Gummi Worm cookies and Gummi Worm bark!

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do you know "overly bitter" people? just angry to be angry...how do you deal?
what's the perfect weather month and/or day
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most and least fit cities
game: what year was it?
weirdest place you've ever taken a nap
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things you should never buy new
game: car/maker
tv in kids rooms...yes/no. at what age is it ok?
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what secrets do you keep from you family?
strangest thing you've ever hit your head on
goodbye/fun facts...There's probably a tape measure nestled in your toolkit or crammed in the back of a junk drawer...we all need one at some point! Some of the earliest representations of rulers or tape measures date back to 2650 B.C. of which there is evidence of rulers that were used in workshops but the more modern form of the ruler came in the 1800s, starting with the rudimentary steel tape measure created in 1821 by an English craftsman James Chesterman who worked in the fashion business and created long steel tape measures as an accidental byproduct of the metal hoops he made that were inside popular dress skirts. but it was expensive for its time. At $17 in 1853, it was equivalent to $300 in today’s U.S. dollars....now we have retractable ones that cost less than $17!

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what would you like as a toy if happy meals had a grown up version
dehydration symptoms you should know
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would you buy a ticket to space now that richard branson has gone?
if you do use cash...what do you prefer to use cash on?
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what's one of your favorite simples pleasures?
happiness practices around the world
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foods you're super snobby about
what "honey-do" chores do men get hurt the most
goodbye/fun facts....French fries, also known as chips, fries, or finger chips...but No matter what we call them, they’re common fixtures at fast-food restaurants and are loved by all ages! A wide selection of condiments such as ketchup, ranch dressing, vinegar, mayonnaise, honey mustard, cheese... you can get them baked and come in unusual shapes such as curls, waffles, crinkle, or tornado cut. It is believed by some that the term “French” was introduced to the potatoes when the American soldiers arrived in Belgium during World War I and consequently tasted Belgian fries. Since French was the official language of the Belgian Army at that time,

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how far before school starts is ok to use the phrase "back to school" (shopping etc)
no spectators at the olympics...how do you think this will affect the athletes...should this olympics even count?
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cities with the happiest remote workers
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most annoying salespeople phrases
"shrinkflation" what have you noticed
dumbest thing your boss has ever done
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are you a "not my problem" neighbor
would you like a waitstaff "call" button
goodbye/fun facts....we take so many inventions for granted...like the lowly paper bag. but it's been around since 1852, when Francis Wolle, a schoolteacher, invented the first machine to mass-produce paper bags....then In 1871, Margaret E. Knight designed other machine producing flat-base paper bags, making her ‘the mother of the grocery bag’. Not only do we carry our groceries or our lunches in a paper bag, but this highly functional item comes in handy in a surprising number of ways....like if someone is hyperventilating or for arts and crafts or to ripen fruits. and they're still biodegradeable

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at what age did you finally get serious about your finances?
what are some summer fun necessities
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do names tell you about a person before you meet them...(all Debbie's are cute...all Steve's are smart)
something most of us do to get our kids to sleep almost got one woman in trouble with the police
game: general trivia
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worst things you can do for your body
can criminals help the world become a better place? (catch me if you can)
game: before they were famous
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feel good story of the day
if there was one televised sport that you don't get/don't like...it's _______
goodbye/fun facts....national sugar cookie day...The sugar cookie is believed to have originated in the mid-1700s in Nazareth, Pennsylvania. German Protestant settlers created a round, crumbly and buttery cookie that came to be known as the Nazareth Cookie. the sugar cookie is so popular mainly because it's so versatile...Today, sugar cookie making and decorating has become an art form for kids and adults alike...you can frost it, put sprinkles on it, edible glitter...cut into just about any shape....but here's the trick to the perfect sugar cookie--A lot of cookie recipes will call for you to bake the cookies until they turn golden-brown. However, sugar cookies are an exception to this rule. They are overbaked if you have baked them until you have noticed the edges have turned to a golden hue

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besides watching tv...what weird things do you do to pass time?
craziest thing you tried to look younger
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what annoys you more as you age (get off my lawn!)
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funniest animals/thing you've seen disrupt a live sporting event
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food you throw away most
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which is more important...natural talent or working hard
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weird habits/obessions you have
hot dogs around the world
goodbye/fun facts....be a kid again day...This is a day dedicated to looking at the world as though you were still a child. It is a day to let your guard down and be a little silly, and remember the simple things in life from your childhood. Eat ice cream for a meal... Run through a sprinkler...have water balloon fight...skip everywhere you go...

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are heat days the new snow days?
what were you made fun of as a kid?
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what filmmaker would you like to send into space?
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is it okay to wear jeans to church
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is it a good idea to be "friends" with your kids
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charging ports everywhere now...good idea or bad idea
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4 day work week...could we do that??
least and most patriotic states
goodbye/fun facts....Global Forgiveness Day was established to create goodwill among people and allow them to stop carrying around so much guilt and pain in their lives. Release that inner angst by letting go of something that has been festering, and letting that person know that they have been forgiven. There a saying..."holding on to anger is like drinking poison and expecting the other person to die"....Some people get many decades into their lives before they learn how important it is to forgive. Children, who are early in life, can be spared a great deal of pain by being taught the skill of forgiveness at a very young age.