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1/17/26 - Bad Sounds, Aliens, and Damp Lifestyle (no, you're not wet)

Saturday 1/17/26

Sunday 1/18/26


Celebrate:

Ben Franklin Day

Cable Car Day

Customer Service Day

Ditch New Year's Resolutions Day

Judgement Day

Kid Inventors' Day

National Bootlegger's Day

National Classy Day

National Hot Buttered Rum Day

National Hot Heads Chili Day

National Use Your Gift Card Day

Popeye the Sailor Man Day


Sunday

Maintenance Day

National Gourmet Coffee Day

National Peking Duck Day

Thesaurus Day

Winnie the Pooh Day

World Religion Day

World Snow Day

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New at the Box Office

The Choral - Drama set in 1916. Starring Ralph Fiennes, Roger Allam, Mark Addy, Simon Russell Beale, Alun Armstrong, and Robert Emms


Charlie the Wonderdog - Animated with the voices of Owen Wilson, Dawson Littman, Ruairi MacDonald, Tabitha St. Germain, Zac Bennett-McPhee, and Elishia Perosa


What is the most annoying sound in the world? People are weighing in on Ranker.com

1. Chewing With Your Mouth Open

2. Nails On A Chalkboard

3. Buzzing (Flies, Mosquitos, Etc.)

4. Smoke Alarm Low Battery Beeps

5. Whining

6. Talking During Movies

7. Smacking Gum

8. Morning Alarm

9. Loogie Hocking

10. Noisy Neighbors

11. Crying Babies

12. Screaming

13. Microphone/Speaker Feedback

14. Snoring

15. Teeth Scraping On A Fork

16. Smoke Alarms

17. Someone Else's Constant Cell Phone Notifications

18. Slurping

19. Adult Baby Talk

20. Car Alarms

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A new data study released today ranked U.S. states based on the likelihood of being abducted by aliens. New Hampshire took the #1 spot (lock your doors!), 

followed by Idaho, Vermont, Maine, and Oregon.

New Mexico surprisingly came in dead last, even with Area 51.

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Data from early 2026 shows "Dry January" is being replaced by the "Damp Lifestyle." Instead of total abstinence, consumers are flocking to "social tonics"—THC and botanical-infused beverages that offer relaxation without the hangover. It turns out people don't want to stop socializing; they just want to stop feeling terrible the next morning.

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Instead of flashy announcements, the "Quiet Win" trend is taking over. It’s all about celebrating low-key victories—like a cleared inbox (hahaha..what's that?) or a finished project—without the dramatic music or victory lap. It’s a calmer, humbler way of sharing progress that is landing really well with audiences tired of the "shouting" culture of 2025.

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Have a great weekend!


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