THIS WEEK'S DEAR JOHN LETTER!
Dear
John,
My nephew wants a certain video game for Christmas, but his parents have already said no. It's not a bad game, they're just struggling financially. I've been blessed and want to help but my brother told me he didn't want me to buy the game. Growing up we never had much. I remember many years where our family went without much. I thought it would be nice to get his family some things they want. I think I'm going to send them some money anonymously so they can get whatever they want. Do you think that's OK?
Signed – SecretSanta
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IS A SPECIAL DAY! (A special thanks to NationalDayCalendar.com)
December 10
Dewey Decimal System Day
National Lager Day
Human Rights Day
Nobel Prize Day
Chanukah
Begins
SURVEYS,
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We may say we hate Mondays, but research suggests Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays are equally despised. Researchers who looked at a poll of 340,000 people found moods were no worse on Mondays than other working days, except Friday.
According to a study (from Truecaller) the average American received 18.2 unwanted spam calls a month. The damages from those phone scams in America tops $10.5 billion annually.
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Each
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influence, but ADDICTION IS NO LAUGHING MATTER! If you or someone you
know needs help, we're here! Learn more at TimeForRehab.com.
A
Virginia woman was arrested after police say she opened fire on a
vehicle that had crashed in her backyard. Police say they were
dispatched to Warrenton just before 11:30 on Saturday night for
reports of shot fired. The caller was 74-year-old Nancy Blough of
Warrenton who said she woke up to a vehicle crashing into things in
her backyard, including her vehicle. Police say Blough fired several
shots at the vehicle, striking it as it attempted to leave the area.
The suspected occupant of the vehicle, 29-year-old Kaitlyn Yontz was
found nearby unharmed and charged with being intoxicated in public.
Police say an investigation is still ongoing. Blough is charged with
reckless discharge of a firearm, and unlawful discharge of a firearm
into an occupied vehicle. She was held reportedly held on a $5,000
secured bond. (https://bit.ly/3mnoySB)
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Glenn Close told Peter Travers that Gwyneth Paltrow’s 1999 Oscar win for “Shakespeare in Love,” quote, “didn’t make sense.” (https://pge.sx/3mnA4NW)
Megan Fox and Mindy Kaling were ensnared in a Ponzi scheme that duped investors out of $2.5 million dollars. The scheme netted $450,000 from Megan Fox and $1.75 million from Mindy Kaling. (https://bit.ly/3mjzmRO)
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Finding the best nap length can be the trickiest part of a midday snooze. Is 20 minutes OK? What about 30, or even 60? Researchers say in order to make waking easy and prevent your afternoon siesta from affecting your bedtime, your power naps should be short and sweet. The experts say short power naps can give your brain a boost, allowing you to better problem solve, concentrate, and make decisions. Once you hit the 30 minute mark, you run the risk of experiencing sleep inertia. This is when you awake feeling groggy and exhausted, despite having slept.
An Indian woman successfully divorced her husband after he refused to allow her to watch soap operas. The husband’s ban had led to daily arguments between the couple. Eventually, the wife decided the situation was unbearable and she filed for divorce.
The average woman can stand her new pair of shoes for just 34 minutes before grimacing with pain on a night out. Researchers discovered once women have stepped out of the car or taxi, they survive just over 30 minutes before their feet hurt.
Firefighters
in Britain said a kitchen fire was caused by a family dog that
somehow turned on the microwave. Firefighters say the husky dog
started the microwave, causing a package of bread rolls inside to
burn and catch fire. The homeowner was not present at the time of the
fire but alerted authorities when he noticed the smoke on the
security cameras connected to his phone app. The dog was not
injured.
EMBARRASSING THINGS JOB SEEKERS HAVE DONE
1. Forgot the person’s name (40% of job seekers have done this)
2. Showed up late (37%)
3. Didn’t show up at all (35%)
4. Forgot the company’s name (34%)
5. Forgot what the company did (33%)
FUN
FACT FOR YOU:
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A NEWS HEADLINE... FROM SOMEWHERE IN THIS WORLD!
Dateline....
NORTH KOREA
Intelligence
officials believe Kim Jong-un received an experimental Coronavirus
vaccine from the Chinese government. (https://fxn.ws/39y9VrS)
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An
Australian man allegedly caught snooping around a building site is
accused of trying to pretend he was a statue when police arrived at
the scene. Patrols were called to the site at South Plympton, south
of the Adelaide CBD, just before 3.30 a.m. Thursday morning, after a
security company reported a person walking around inside with a
torch. When officers arrived, they cordoned off the area and called
in a police dog patrol. “PD Judge and his handler searched the
site, locating a man inside one of the apartments pretending to be a
statue,” SA Police said. The man, a 29-year-old, was arrested and
charged with being unlawfully on premises. Checks revealed he had an
outstanding court warrant, and he was refused police bail. He fronted
the Adelaide Magistrates Court later on Thursday morning, and was
again refused release. The man will remain behind bars until his next
court appearance in December. (https://bit.ly/33oAqvZ)
MOMENT
OF DUH: Brought
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As
the year comes to an end, the hype for the release of the new PS5 was
at an all time high. Unfortunately for many, scalpers and hoarders
quickly bought stocks to sell at a higher price. Meanwhile, for some
who already had their hands on the new console, another storm was
brewing: their wives. A man from Taiwan tried to trick his wife into
thinking that the PS5 was an air purifier for their home. His little
ruse worked at first. However, there was an incident where a rat died
inside their home. Sadly, the PS5 has no air purifying features and
did nothing to mask the smell of the rat. According to a news report
out of Taiwan the man got an earful from his wife and he had to sell
it.
FAKE
NEWS.... OR FLORIDA?!
I
read a headline, you guess if the story is something that really
happened in the great state of FLORIDA or is it #FakeNews made up to
trick you and amuse me
A
Miami woman was arrested for arson after she tried to set her
daughter’s principal’s car on fire ….. FAKE NEWS
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