Ironically the American whiskey company Jack Daniel’s can’t sell its own products in its home county of Moore County, Tennessee due to it being a dry county.
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In the 70’s, Bruce Lee tried to create…
In the 70’s, Bruce Lee tried to create an American TV show, but Warner Brothers stole the idea, created “Kung Fu” and cast David Carradine as the lead. 50 yrs later Bruce Lee’s daughter took her fathers idea and created “The Warrior” for Cinemax.
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Marion County Sheriff’s Office…
Marion County Sheriff’s Office launched an investigation after one of its officers said he suspected someone had taken a bite out of a McChicken sandwich. They concluded that the officer forgot he took a bite of his sandwich.
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‘Umarells’ is a term in Italy, used to describe
‘Umarells’ is a term in Italy, used to describe old men, who watch over construction sites with their hands behind their backs, offering unwanted advice.
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A man named George Meegan walked…
A man named George Meegan walked across the Western Hemisphere, a total distance of 19,019 miles. It took him close to seven years to complete his journey.
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1,418 entrance steps (one for each day…
1,418 entrance steps (one for each day the Soviet Union fought in the WWII) of the new 95m-tall “Main Cathedral of the Russian Armed Forces” are forged from melted-down hardware seized from Nazi troops.
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Funny Tweets From People Who Have No Clue What Day of the Week It Is
Keeping up with life is exhausting. And sometimes there’s just so much going on (or so little) that it’s hard to remember what day of the week it is.
Is it a weekend? Taco Tuesday? It’s anybody’s guess! Does it even matter anymore?
If all of your days are starting to run together, just know that you’re not alone. Here are 15 of the funniest tweets from people who have no clue what day it is.
1. Even kids are confused.
That’s gotta be a letdown.
If you think you've lost all sense of time during the pandemic, you haven't met my 6yo, who has spent the last week planning for Christmas, in complete denial that it's 100 degrees outside.
— Aviva Dove-Viebahn (@fourthwaveprof) May 18, 2020
2. People are drinking whenever they feel like it.
He makes a good point.
Doesn’t really matter what day of the week you drink if it’s a lockdown
— Adam Ainscough (@Adam1999a) April 8, 2020
3. Other people don’t really care what day it is.
What is time, anyway?
i swear i don’t even know which day of the week it is anymore i just go with the flow
— J (@iamdjjrg) April 6, 2020
4. Maybe watching the news will help.
Hmm, maybe not.
Can confirm earlier reports that today is Thursday. Not sure who had it first, but it wasn't me.
— Tom Caron (@TomCaron) April 9, 2020
5. Why can’t Taco Tuesday be every day?
Seriously. Who just eats tacos one day of the week, anyway?
me: can't believe I missed taco tuesday again
friend: today's saturday
narrator: it was thursday
—
Jack of all Bos, Master of Horse
(@TommyRainmaker) May 18, 2020
6. This is some serious time-travel shit.
We’re not really following you, friend.
is it just me or is anyone else living in a weird time fuzziness bubble where every day it is also both the previous and the next day simultaneously? like obviously today is Thursday but it is also Wednesday and in addition Friday
— Æ GENERAL COMMUNITY MAÑANITA BLOG (@ajejelicano) April 9, 2020
7. Who showers anymore?
That is just so much effort.
Has anyone else lost track of time? One minute it's Monday, the next minute it's Friday, then you take a shower and get out and it's Sunday again.
— ???? ???? ⚢ (@GealLois) May 21, 2020
8. Holidays are now meaningless.
Maybe they were meaningless all along.
Yesterday my parents told me they wanted the family to come over on 4th of july, and for a split second, i was VERY confused because i genuinely thought the 4th of july HAD ALREADY PASSED. i have lost all sense of time
— Victoria Montoya (@victoriamontoya) May 20, 2020
9. Sleeping schedules are also way off these days.
You get a nap, you get a nap, you get a nap!
Time has become so irrelevant in quarantine. Idk what day it is. Apparently it’s now light out at 6am. I sleep when I want, wherever I want. This is truly wild.
— Brianne Taylor (@omgbrianne) May 21, 2020
10. That feeling when you completely messed up the day.
Hope he didn’t miss any appointments! Oh wait. There’s nowhere to go.
I was just informed that today was Thursday and I legit thought it was Tuesday or Wednesday and omg this quarantine is totally messing with our concept of time
— Kyle Lawson (@CrazzzyyyKyyyle) April 9, 2020
11. Phones to the rescue!
Has any piece of technology proved more valuable?
I literally have no idea what day of the week it is until I look at my phone.
— Big Daddy AU (@Pupperchucks) April 9, 2020
12. They all feel the same.
Eating a snack seems like a good way to handle this situation.
https://twitter.com/lullabyofbetul/status/1247845948669206530?s=20
13. It’s just normal now.
Nobody even blinks an eye anymore.
forgetting what day it is has become the norm in quarantine
— Cash Cash (@cashcash) May 20, 2020
14. Can’t go anywhere, yet this is strangely familiar.
Woooooo Vegas! Except this doesn’t feel quite as fun.
My apartment is starting to resemble Vegas. Dark. No sense of time. Alcohol at all hours.#StayAtHomeOrder #Covid_19
— Tracy Martin
(@mstracymartin) April 6, 2020
15. There are only three days now.
What a smart kid.
I asked my daughter. Is it Thursday? Her response: “Dad we are living that stay at home life. There are only 3 day weeks. Today, tomorrow and yesterday.”
Makes sense to me.
— Steve Letarte (@SteveLetarte) April 9, 2020
We hope these people regain their sense of time soon. Or maybe not. Who cares, really? Go ahead and chuck your day planner into the garbage and throw caution to the wind. It’ll be super liberating!
Are you having trouble keeping track of time lately? We’d love to hear from you!
Let us know in the comments!
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Dog’s Long Snout and Overbite Are Ridiculously Adorable
Some dogs are fluffy. Others are built like a hippopotamus. And then there are borzoi, or Russian wolfhounds, that historic breed of dogs with long legs and an even longer snout (aka snoot).
Eris the borzoi is kind of a big deal. She has nearly 200,000 Instagram followers who love the daily posts that highlight her, erm, assets.
Like her huge overbite! Look at that amazing snout!
She may look super regal and elegant from afar, but step a little closer and you’ll see she’s really just a big goof with a huge personality.
All the snuggles… with the blankie.
But more importantly, please just look at this long snoot! It’s soooo long!
She also loves cake, so there’s that. But then again, who DOESN’T like cake… amirite?
And she also loves hanging out with her BFF, which looks like a pittie… but all we know is that opposites attract because Eris has hair EVERY damn where.
. . Until then, please enjoy this photograph of Eris hovering around her very pink friend trying to entice her to run around more. 
Just look how tall she is!
But again, that snoot though:
What’s not to love? Eris is not only adorable, but obviously leading a well-rounded and super fun life. Just like doggos are supposed to do!
If you need a little more cuteness in your life, we highly recommend your check our her feed. It’s chock full of ALL the fun doggo things!
What’s your favorite dog breed? Or do you prefer a Heinz 57 mutt from the local animal shelter? Why?
Let us know in the comments! We’d love to hear from you!
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People Share the Moment They Realized They Weren’t a Kid Anymore
It’s really strange when you realize that you’re an ADULT.
You’re locked into the kid role for so many years and then BAM!, one day you’re in charge of your own destiny and you have to make actual decisions that will impact your life and your future.
It’s crazy!
And sometimes you come to that realization in an instant.
Let’s check out some interesting stories from folks on AskReddit.
1. Liberating and scary.
“Just turned 19 and my mother passed earlier this January. No father figure to rely on.
The transition from, “I’m going to school with friends!” to “I’m working all the time just to not be homeless!” is a sharp one. The freedom is liberating and incredibly scary at the same time.”
2. A lot of those moments.
“When I was 19, I made I made a reference to one of my favorite shows from when I was 8-12, and a couple of 13 year olds listening had no idea what I was talking about.
I’m learning that those moments never stop happening.”
3. Better get busy!
“I was 23, no high school diploma, and a security guard doing access control at an ice cream plant.
I realized that if I didn’t get out of there and do something, I would be 50 in a flash, and not seen or done anything worthwhile.
My life would have peaked at 20 and the rest of my time amounting to little more than waiting to die.”
4. Sad.
“The morning after my parent’s divorce when I was 10. My father was an ultra helicopter/tiger parent. My mother was a neglectful abuser. We ended up with my mother.
My siblings and I stood in front of the garage door for an hour before realizing our mother wasn’t going to take us to school/daycare. I ended up carrying my siblings to their respective locations before making it to my own school by lunchtime.
I picked up bus signup slips that afternoon and was forced to forge my mother’s signature for the first time to try and get transportation. Later that week I also was forced to forge free lunch slips for us all because no one was going to make us food anymore.”
5. No more fun and games.
“When I flunked out of undergrad, and I got a job in a factory building electrical machinery.
I’d see my reflection of myself in overalls with my toolbox, and it hit me hard that all the fun and games from HS were over, and I was not “Joe cool” anymore.”
6. A weird feeling.
“I visited my old high school a year or so after graduation to say hi to the teachers, see the theater again, and..it hit me all of the sudden that I didn’t belong there.
That was weird.”
7. Time to call Mom.
“Getting asked questions at the dentist that my mom normally answered.
Just stood there like an idiot and said, “let me call my mother real quick”.
I’m only 18 but I’m feeling it already.”
8. Rough days.
“When I was 18 and found out my first child was on the way. The impact of poor decisions was going to alter the life of someone beyond myself at that point. Since that day, I’ve never been unemployed.
I’ve never not had a roof over my head for my child to call home. I’ve never spent frivolously and not been able to provide her with meals, clothing, etc.
It was rough early on. We were poor. Lived in some sketchy neighborhoods in shitholes to start out. I started my own business when she was about age 6, by the time she was 8 years old we moved into our first home.
I ended up with custody a few years later after a divorce. Things became even more important to me to always make the right decision financially to ensure her stability. Unfortunately, the financial aspect was all I focused on and wasn’t always a good father.
End result, today we have a shit relationship and this is my fault.”
9. Used to be easy.
“Having to settle my Dad’s Estate after he died. Life had always seemed pretty easy until this point. I was suddenly buried with endless tasks, responsibilities, and decisions.
Also a lot of paperwork that I couldn’t even comprehend. It fucking sucked.”
10. People my age…
“Many people my age are starting to have/already have had children, and people aren’t acting like it’s a big deal
People my age are getting married
People my age are starting their careers
Many people my age have moved out of their parents’ house already
I will be starting my last year of college in August.”
11. It’s over now!
“When my best friend and I browsed through the furniture and house decor aisles of Target for fun.”
12. I’m in charge now.
“Stepping into a classroom full of students, having them all look up at me, and realizing I was the one in charge for the next 45 minutes.
Then realizing that after they left, roughly 25 more would cycle in and that this process would repeat several more times during the day for 180 more days for the next several decades.”
13. Making moves.
“I drove from Lexington, KY to Atlanta, GA, from college to my first job. It was in an old station wagon packed to the ceiling.
Spent the night in a Red Roof Inn realizing I knew no one with my entire life in that car. That night I was no longer a kid.”
14. This happens to a lot of people.
“When my parents were talking about politics, and I realized I knew more about what they were talking about than they did.”
15. Evicted.
“When my family got evicted from our house.
My friend and I had been paying rent to my father for 6 months and we lived ‘on our own’ in the basement suite. One morning a bailiff showed up, told us to grab our winter coats (it was -20 C in January), and that we’d been receiving eviction notices for months.
Turns out my friend was friend’s with the bailiff’s daughter through work and explained our predicament. He told us they would start out on the upper level, so she drove me over to a truck rental place and I rented a moving truck for the first time.
Luckily we managed to empty out the basement quickly and brought the truck to her parents’ house until we figure out what to do.
We wound up renting a suite in a house across the street from the evicted place 3 weeks later. My cat that had run off in all the chaos showed up one day at the new suite.
Not long after all that my father showed up at my doorstep wanting to stay with us – turning him away was the most ‘adult’ thing I did in the situation.
We were nineteen.”
16. A very serious one.
“When I found out I had to choose between being dropping out of college and homeless, or going back to live with my abusive family. It really hit me hard that I didn’t know what to do, but knew I had to do something.
At the time, those weren’t the only realistic options. But I was a kid and didn’t know that. It took a lot of learning and making mistakes over and over for me to really understand that adulthood meant making it up as I went.
I did end up dropping out of college initially to work full time and get an apartment. And now, 8 years later, I am in a way better place than the scared kid I was before.”
Now we want to hear from you!
In the comments, tell us about the moment YOU realized you weren’t a kid anymore.
Please and thank you!
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Recreated Movie Scenes at the Actual Filming Locations
Talk about great attention to detail.
Some people call themselves movie fans and then there are people out there like this.
The folks behind an Instagram page called Secret Famous Places venture out to find actual filming locations for movies and TV shows and then they recreate the scenes with stunning detail.
And they travel far and wide to get their photos, as you’re about to see.
Let’s take a look at some examples of the locations they’ve captured. This is a lot of fun!
1. La La Land.
Even the tie is swaying the right way.
You can see there is no bench and the street lamps were decoration, too. But "Cathy's Corner" (name of this place at Griffith Park) has an amazing view over Los Angeles. You can reach this place by a 30 minutes walk starting at Griffith Observatorium, next to the "Hollywood" sign. The bush on the left site was cut down. But the best fun fact is: I was wearing Judith's shirt…I forgot mine at home…once again (#DowntonAbbey). The tie is clipped at the shirt 
Judith had to buy a yellow dress. This time a easy outfit for both of us. . . . #LaLaLand #emmastone #ryangosling #la #losangelescalifornia #california #visitcalifornia #griffithpark #hollywood #lovestory #fashion #cathyscorner #USA #travel #travelusa #filminglocation #secretfamousplaces #travellog #dance #wanderlust #explore #traveller #hollywood #oscar #hollywoodhills #discoverLA #worldplaces #watchthisinstagood #BestVacations2. The road to Skyfall.
Beautiful scenery.
Original photo: Sony Pictures Releasing #JamesBond #JudiDench #DanielCraig #Skyfall #AstonMartin #DB5 #Glen #Loch #Scotland #Schottland #GB #lovegreatbritain #GreatBritain #Nature #Camper #RV #007 #Nature #Highlands #Großbritannien #Mountain #Secretfamousplaces #travel #vacation #traveller #highlands #filminglocation #travelblogger #worldplaces #watchthisinstagood3. P.S. I Love You.
On location in Ireland.
And Judith's outfit was a little bit…different…4. Thelma & Louise.
In the good, old USA!
But just because we asked you for ideas of filming locations some weeks ago. Thanks to @irisnhf for this great suggestion and all the other answers. It is an awesome nationalpark with great nature and cool trails. @utahunique. The rock formation in the background is still the same, so it was quite easy to find it – luckily, because it was extremely hot 
You can find the making-of of the photoshooting in our Insta-Story 
@susansarandon we hope you like the photo 
Original photo: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer #utah #thelma #louise #susansarandon #ArchesNationalPark #beautahful #wowutah #travel #nature #USA #nationalpark #mountain #thelmaandlouise #geenadavis #bradpitt #secretfamousplaces #hike #trail #landscape #filminglocation #hollywood #photography #instatravel #travelblogger #tourism #roadtrip #summer #moab5. Forrest Gump.
An iconic shot if there ever was one.
instastory And @tomhanks, we hope you like the photo 6. The International.
In Milan, Italy.
7. All the way back to 1963.
Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn.
It took a veeeery long time…10 of them were too hard, so in the end there were only 7 of them. It was a great place in Paris! 8. A little Star Wars action.
Did you know this was filmed in Italy?
and a lot of people where watching 
but: @natalieportman We hope you like the photo! More coming soon 9. The Devil Wears Prada.
New York City on film!
10. Alien: Covenant.
Take in the beauty of New Zealand.
you can see in the original picture, that it was a rainy day with a lot of clouds. Our weather was quite windy and cold, but we saw the sun quite often. The original scene was recorded between huge mountains with a unbelievable wide area. No houses or people living there. A perfect filming location. And we found it! The mountains in the background are the same and even the forrest in the right side didn't changed. . . Clothed: Unfortunately they wear these "pretty" caps 11. Downton Abbey.
People are obsessed with this show, so it only makes sense that they’d go there.
So…it was a lot of fun. For us and for the people around us. . . @theladydockers @tom_cullen amazing location, hope you like our photo 12. Inception with DiCaprio and Cotillard.
In the City of Lights.
I’d say those recreations they did are pretty spot-on, wouldn’t you?
How about you? Do you ever go find pop culture locations when you’re out of town?
Or maybe even when you’re in your own town?
If so, tell us about the spots you’ve hit in the comments!
Please and thank you!
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