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how often do you check your email?
what jobs will survive in 'the future'?
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what kind of people are you scared of?  a woman on social media has a few
several doctors weigh in with advice to live your best 2023
order off the menu!!
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game: battle of the sexes part 1
game: battle of the sexes part 2
interesting ways parents taught kids about money
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is ok to bring leftover food/candy etc into the office?
would you be willing to turn your older car into an "eco friendly" car?
goodbye/fun facts....Penguin Awareness Day is all about learning more about penguins, their environment and lifestyle, and the factors that contribute to their extinction. They walk around in tuxedos, they have a cute waddle...but it’s estimated that half the population of emperor penguins will vanish by the end of this century  put on a documentary like March Of The Penguins (2005) or "March of the Penguins 2" — released in early 2018. to learn more.

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is there anything you don't wash before using?
how often do you run out things that you forgot to buy?
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can you recover from a really bad start to the day?
game: what year was it?
doctors let us know which "dirty" habits are ok and which ones will make us sick
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how to start your own chicken coop
game: 5 year old trivia
lots of high school seniors are getting college acceptance letters..according to edsmart.com...what are the most useless degrees?
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if you look 'put together'...you usually make more.  what's the best way to work that style?
do you have any pre-game superstitions/rituals to help your team make it into the finals?
goodbye/fun facts....World Quark Day officially celebrates quark and its many benefits. Quark is a European superfood staking its claim on supermarket shelves worldwide. Quark is a delicious high-protein, low-fat alternative to soft cheese and yogurt that can be used for baking, cooking, and blending.  Use quark in smoothies, cheesecakes, dips, and spreads.  Quark is lactose-free, meaning it doesn't contain the sugar found in other dairy products but it is obtained from dairy cows, so it is not vegan.  and it's a bit hard to find in American...Only a few dairies in Vermont, Illinois, and California, make quark in the u.s....but there are recipes online for how to make it at home

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best store bought cookies
is it better to burn out...or fade away?
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best and worst states for drivers
do you mind if your boss is a lot younger than you?
game: backwards songs
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getting closer to the super bowl...which teams do you want?
funny ringtones
game: everybody knows
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what words/phrases did you misunderstand as a kid
stay awake behind the wheel
goodbye/fun facts....National Thesaurus Day honors Peter Mark Roget, the author of Roget’s Thesaurus, who was born on this day in 1779. he helped found the University of London in 1837...was a practicing physician...but gave up medical practice in 1840.  later that year when Roget retired from his career in medicine and spent the rest of his life working on Roget’s Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases... much like a scientist would collect specimens. In Roget’s case, he collected words. He first published his thesaurus in 1852. It has been claimed that Roget struggled with depression for most of his life and a biographer stated that his obsession with list-making was a coping mechanism

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what's your all time favorite breakfast cereal?
would you like to rent a famous person's house? (a long term rental)
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how do you stay warm in these cold days?
game: think n sync
move over f.o.m.o. now there's f.o.s.y.
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tv shows that were very underrated
game: scattergories
is your office tricking you?
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game:  $5 trivia
do you mind splitting costs?...even small amounts?
goodbye/fun facts....Customer Service Day .... No brand can exist without a customer.  we tend to forget that the customer service department has a huge role to play in ensuring that the customer gets the best of service and their complaints are heeded if the needed arises.  Customer service may be provided by a person or by automated means such as apps.  in the 1960's The Call Center was created...Companies begin hiring agents whose sole purpose is to answer and resolve customer issues....We are quick to make a call when there’s a problem but how often do we call customer service to applaud them for the work that they do

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lifehacker's list off odd (but real) jobs
has anyone ever revealed your big news (like sharon osborne did to kelly recently)?
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the unclaimed caricature
have you ever been shocked to meet some mild mannered person that was a former military person? 
what 'old person' thing do you do?
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game: quiz
game: feud
why do we say we want to buy things in store...but then we buy them on amazon?  what's the deal with us?
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7 cities we need to visit before we die according to travel journalists
will you drive farther for freebies now that things are more expensive?
goodbye/fun facts....International Hot and Spicy Food Day.  Every country on the globe has spice...some nations eat mild food, others enjoy hot food items that will make you gulp down a jug of water.  Spices have been consumed for over 6,000 years to add flavor to a dish and for their many health benefits. For instance, spices can combat inflammation and have healing properties. Ancient Greeks.  imported Eastern spices such as pepper, cassia, cinnamon, and ginger to the Mediterranean since spices and herbs played a role in medical science.  did you know that the hottest chili pepper in the world is always changing? This is because chili peppers are constantly evolving.  No matter what kind of spicy food you eat, be sure to have a glass of milk or a container of cold yogurt handy. Dairy products like milk and yogurt ease the fiery feeling in your mouth.

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reddit post...things non americans love about america
friday the 13th!!!
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what make finland so happy?
game: acryonm game
don't poke the bear!  especially if it's hybernating under your porch
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game:  speak out
the story of the feigl "brothers"
what technology can you not live without?
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funniest (and true) actual newspaper headlines
if there was an app to remind you of something everyday...what would it be?
goodbye/fun facts....We love stickers...The first stickers began in 300 BC and were used in marketplaces with some sort of gum paste for product prices on produce. then Penny Blacks are introduced in the U.K, with a ‘glutinous wash’ on the backside as tax and postage stamps in the 1800s, but they have come a long way since then...There are political stickers, band stickers, and bumper stickers.  some are even edible like the kind that are on produce at the grocery store!

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do you have a 'funny' monogram?  ashley does!
did you remember to make new year's resolutions for your pet?
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what do you do 'the old fashioned way'?
what would you want as the 'national' food of america?
game: slogan game
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friendliest cities in the u.s.
guess what we're not going to be able to do on airplanes anymore?
game: general trivia
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what is your celtic tree sign?
if you transitioned to do your job at home...could you do it from vacation too?
goodbye/fun facts....Work Harder Day...In everything we hope to achieve success in, we do one thing; work hard.  working longer and harder aren’t synonymous.  While working longer makes you look diligent, working harder actually makes you successful.  Phil Jackson, once wrote that it was hard work that made Michael Jordan a legend and Mark Cuban once wrote on his blog that it took him an incredible amount of work to benefit from his luck.  Hard work keeps the playing field leveled and ensures you are more or as successful as other smart, intelligent, and talented people.  you might have skills you haven't realized yet. While working harder, there's every chance that these skills will surface.

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spotify has a new feature that can time capusule what you listen to
"icky" things that other adults/significant others do that really bother us
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game: what year was it?
if you don't mind people who talk endlessly to the cashier...you might want to move to the netherlands
does it bother you when fancy chefs take cheap eats and bougie them up?
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game: movie password
smartest dog breeds
strange things left in hotel rooms
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the least 911 emergency calls last year
game: password
goodbye/fun facts....National Take the Stairs Day...We’re not moving as much as we should. To top it, the air we breathe gets increasingly unhealthy.  Did you know that over 3.7 million Americans live with chronic lung diseases like asthma, copd or lung cancer.  Some factors may be beyond our control, but staying fit and healthy is entirely in our hands.  Small changes such as choosing to take the stairs instead of an elevator can significantly reduce the risk of chronic diseases.

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do you think they royals should spill so much tea?
how do you cut down on the energy use in your home?
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foods to try in 2023
game: geneva read song lyrics
what sound do you love?
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besides "life isn't fair"...what are some other great rules to live by?
game: mindtrap
how to save some money this year
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would you be ok if someone brought a support animal on a plane (what if it were this animal)
it used to be considered rude to drop by someone's house without calling...now 'this' is considered rude!
goodbye/fun facts....national houseplant appreciation day...by mid-January, most of our various holiday decorations and Christmas trees have made their way out of our homes.   because the holidays have drawn to a close this is the perfect chance for you to brighten up your house...it's still so blah in the middle of winter...can't really open the windows etc.  houseplants do more than just bring a splash of green into our homes...they convert carbon dioxide into oxygen for us to breathe...Many edible plants can be grown indoors, from small herbs in window boxes to proud citrus trees in mighty pots.  if you don’t have to have a green thumb ...Start with forgiving plants such as a philodendron or spider plant. These plants will bounce back if you forget to water them and won’t whine if you accidentally overwater them.

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what would you want walmart to drone deliver to you?
if you could be best friends with one celebrity...who would it be?
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feel good story of the day
micro resolutions
what styles are 2022 and what's 'in' for 2023
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game: quiz
game: feud
celebrity homes you can see inside (for a fee) beside elvis
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things we should clean in january
would you dunk your face in water?
goodbye/fun facts....National Static Electricity Day is every year on January 9. It is a day dedicated to the funny (and sometimes annoying) electric charge phenomenon and learning why and how it happens.  Greek philosopher, Thales of Miletus, was the first to mention static electricity in his accounts. While cleaning his amber he found that smaller dust particles would start sticking to it when he rubbed it.  Around 2,000 years later American scientist Benjamin Franklin associated static electricity with storms. While walking around the house, at work, or shopping, holding a key or a metal pen in your hand will help discharge the build-up of static electricity painlessly.