3/19/25 - Awkward Moments, Florida Man, and The Regulars Are Coming!
- bribriny
- Mar 19
- 2 min read
Wednesday 3/19/25
Celebrate:
Certified Nurses Day
Client's Day
Let's Laugh Day
National Backyard Day
National Chocolate Caramel Day
National Poultry Day
Take Down Tobacco National Day of Action
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Day
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Yesterday was National Awkward Moments Day. It's supposed to encourage you to NOT be so embarassed, because they happen to everyone.
A recent poll looked at various awkward situations. On a scale from 1 to 10, over a third of people gave all of these at least a 7.
1. Gossiping about someone over text. Then you realize you texted THEM.
2. Watching a movie with your parents, and there's a sex scene.
3. Clogging a toilet. Like at someone's house, and you can't find a plunger.
4. Telling a joke, and nobody laughs.
5. Tripping, falling, or stumbling in public.
6. Asking someone for money, because they haven't paid you back.
7. Forgetting someone's name.
8. Hearing a recording of your own voice.
The top ways we react to awkward moments include avoiding eye contact . . . an uncomfortable laugh or smile . . . fidgeting . . . blushing . . . and LEAVING also made the top five. When things get too awkward, we might just opt to get the heck out of there.
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Florida Man!!!!!
A 34-year-old man in Clearwater, Florida named Aaron Jablonski was at a place called the Overtime Sports Bar at 2:30 A.M. this past Saturday, when he apparently became furious because the karaoke machine wasn't working.
He stormed out . . . and that's when another karaoke fan tried to get him to cool down. Aaron was not in the mood, and pulled a GUN out of his waistband.
He pointed it at the other man, and shouted, "I don't [effing] care."
Someone called the cops, and when they showed up, Aaron still had the gun. Witnesses say they saw him waving it around . . . AND firing off a round . . . but no one was hurt, thankfully.
Aaron was arrested on two felony charges: Aggravated assault and possession of a firearm by a felon. His rap sheet includes convictions for DUI . . . disorderly conduct . . . theft . . . and two separate incidents of battery on a police officer.
(It wouldn't have been so bad for him IF the karaoke machine WAS WORKING. People would have been ok with him taking it out.)
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Today's Useless Fact of the Day - Paul Revere didn't yell "The British are coming" . . . because the Americans at the time still considered themselves British. He probably used the most common term for British soldiers, "regulars."
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