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TODAY
IS A SPECIAL DAY! (A special thanks to NationalDayCalendar.com)
June 18
National Go Fishing Day
National Splurge Day
National Wanna Get Away Day
June 19
Juneteenth
National FreeBSD Day
National Garfield the Cat Day
National Watch Day
Father’s Day
Turkey Lovers’ Day
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According to a recent survey conducted by TopCashback.com. The survey polled a cross-section of 1,850 adults, aged 18 and over.
Dad’s Day Decisions
Do you plan on celebrating Father’s Day this year?
Yes (75 percent)
No (25 percent)
With more than half of Americans (58 percent) planning on giving a gift to their father-figure(s), the top five gifts this year are:
Breakfast, lunch, brunch and/or dinner with family/friends (31 percent)
Gift card (29 percent)
Clothes/tie (28 percent)
Tools (20 percent)
Greeting card/acknowledgment I’m doing a good job (19 percent)
And dads/father-figures are seemingly on the same page with their number one answer:
What do you really want on your special day? (select all that apply) [top five responses]
Breakfast, lunch, brunch and/or dinner with family/friends (45 percent)
Experience [sporting event, concert, etc.] (25 percent)
Gift card (24 percent)
Technology [TV, phone, etc.] (20 percent)
Tools (19 percent)
Home
is Where the Heart is
Out of the following, what would be your father-figure’s biggest pet peeve?
Leaving the lights on (27 percent)
Someone stealing the TV remote/changing the channel (21 percent)
Thermostat too high/low (20 percent)
Doors being kept open (17 percent)
Dirty dishes in the sink (15 percent)
Where does/did your father-figure spend most of their time in the house?
Living room/family room (38 percent)
Backyard (17 percent)
Anywhere as long as there’s a TV (15 percent)
Basement/garage (11 percent)
Home office (11 percent)
Kitchen (Seven percent)
Bathroom (One percent)
With 34 percent reporting that their father-figure(s) have/had a “man-cave” or something similar, here are the top five things found in this special space:
TV (57 percent)
Reclining chair (35 percent)
Crafting materials [wood, tools, scissors, etc.] (33 percent)
Refrigerator (25 percent)
Sports memorabilia (23 percent)
Out of the following, which TV dad is your father-figure most like?
Tim Taylor [from Home Improvement] (35 percent)
Homer Simpson [from The Simpsons] (18 percent)
Danny Tanner [from Full House] (16 percent)
Jack Pearson [from This is Us] (12 percent)
Phil Banks [from The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air] (11 percent)
Johnny Rose [from Schitt’s Creek] (Eight percent)
And
while there’s plenty of “pop” culture out there, 59 percent of
Americans say that “dad jokes” are their favorite dad-ism.
However, a quarter of Americans prefer “dad style,” while 10
percent chose “dad dance moves” and six percent favor “dad
bods.”
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What
would you do if you won the lottery? New house? New car? Quit your
job? One thing that most of us say we WOULDN’T do is – tell
others, even our own family, according to a new poll. A survey of
over 1,100 people, commissioned by Play Pennsylvania, looked at
people’s lottery playing habits and how they would react to hitting
the jackpot. 83% said they would keep their winnings a secret to
avoid the outstretched hands of their friends and family. On the
other hand, 88% said they’d donate the money, giving a slice to
charity or relatives in need. And interestingly, 2% said they’d
walk away from their significant other if they were a big
winner!
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Britney Spears and Sam Asghari are officially Mr. and Mrs. — but it didn’t happen before some very serious legal legwork, to make sure her millions are protected down the road. TMZ reports that sources close to the newly married couple say they have an ironclad prenup in place where Asghari doesn’t get a dollar from the fortune Spears has made up to this point. Word is that lawyers were called shortly after the couple got engaged to start figuring things out. Britney’s worth a reported $60 million, with potential for serious earnings in the future. You might recall that at one point, Asghari joked that HE was the one who wanted the prenup — to protect his jeep and shoe collection.
“Doctor Who” has found its latest villain. Neil Patrick Harris, the star of “How I Met Your Mother”, is joining the BBC sci-fi series. Harris’ character has not been revealed, though the British public broadcaster has unveiled a first-look photo of him on set, in an old-timey apron with what appears to be a pair of pliers. Showrunner Russell T Davies called his character the “greatest enemy the Doctor has ever faced”. Harris, who is set to headline Darren Star’s Netflix comedy series “Uncoupled”, joins new Doctor Ncuti Gatwa and Heartstopper breakout Yasmin Finney, who will play ‘Rose’, as well as returning stars David Tennant and Catherine Tate.
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For parents, it’s often a shock to realize how much more cleaning is required once kids are added to the mix. From sweeping up spilled cereal to organizing a playroom full of toys, it can be overwhelming to manage day-to-day chores. But how old should your child be before you start asking them to help? According to Elizabeth Fraley, a Los Angeles educator and CEO of Kinder Ready, an education program focused on kindergarten readiness and private school preparation, here’s the rundown of what jobs are appropriate at what ages…
Ages 1-2:
• put toys away in a toy bin
Ages 3-4
• the above, plus:
• feed pets
• set the table
• make the bed
• put laundry in hamper
Ages 5-6
• all of the above, plus:
• load the dishwasher (with adult help)
• set, clear the table
• wash dishes (with adult supervision)
• wipe countertops with wet wipes
• match laundered socks
• water indoor plants
Ages 7-8
• all of the above, plus:
• pack lunch for school
• load and unload dishwasher
• help with cooking
• fold and put away laundry
• sweep floors
• rake leaves
Ages 9-10
• all of the above, plus:
• vacuum
• do laundry
• clean mirrors, dust furniture
• sweep porch, deck, garage or sidewalks
Ages 11-12
• all of the above, plus:
• wash dishes
• clean the bathroom, kitchen
• help with meal prep
• wash cars
FUN
FACT FOR YOU:
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The “butterflies” you feel in your stomach when you see someone you like is actually a stress response called adrenaline.
You are more likely to be killed by a champagne cork than a poisonous spider.
The tongue-twister “She sells seashells by the seashore” was written about a female paleontologist in the 1800s, who sold dinosaur bones and fossilized shells.
The creator of Lego made a policy of no military sets because he didn’t want war to seem like child’s play.
An iPhone contains about 0.018 grams of gold, worth about 59 cents.
Mexican scientists turned a shot of tequila into diamonds by heating it to 800˚C.
THE MINT MOBILE QUESTION OF THE DAY: Mintervention.com
Question: For some reason, THIS item is given as a gift more often than it is purchased for ourselves. What is it?
Answer: A blender
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How
would you like to sleep in Scooby’s van? Actor Matthew Lillard, who
played ‘Shaggy’ in the live-action film version of “Scooby-Doo”
20 years ago, has partnered with Airbnb to give fans a chance to stay
overnight in the “Mystery Machine”. Lillard will virtually host
the guest experience, and says he “can’t wait to welcome guests
into the world of the Mystery Inc. gang…and give them a summer
vacation they’ll never forget…monsters not included!” For just
$20 a night, guests will be able to stay in the Mystery Machine and
get a view of the Southern California coastline from the parked
vehicle. Fans will appreciate the attention to details, including
exterior decals, a lava lamp, fairy lights, a square TV, and a Sugar
Ray album that you can play on a portable CD player. There’s also
an outdoor setup featuring a couch and hammock, and you can watch
Scooby-Doo episodes with popcorn and movie candy. Airbnb will begin
taking bookings for the Mystery Machine tomorrow. But Zoinks! There
are only 3 overnight stays available.
LINK:
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‘DAD’ MOVIES:
• Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dad
• D.I.Y. Hard
• From Here To Paternity
• The Good, The Dad and the Ugly
• About a Lazyboy
• My Grill
• The Fatherhood of the Traveling Cargo Shorts
• Do the Right Thing. Or you’re grounded.
• No Country For My Old Man
•
Get
off Mulan!
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wonder what else you could do while you're down there." - George
Burns
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