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TODAY’S NATIONAL DAY, 9/21/20 – BIG WHOPPER LIAR DAY!

On September 21st, 2020   /   National Days   /   Leave a comment

Today is when the entire world celebrates International Day of Peace, but screw that, that’s just not happening. Instead, let’s talk about the time I repelled an alien invasion with a dozen bottle rockets and a switch blade on NATIONAL BIG WHOPPER LIAR DAY!  As Secretary of Defense Chuck Norris […]

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TODAY’S NATIONAL DAY, 9/20/20 – RUNAROUND SUE DAY!

On September 20th, 2020   /   National Days   /   Leave a comment

Words and music by Dion Di Mucci and Earnest Maresca, arrangement by Jeff Funk. Who, you say? What song you talking about? Talking about Dion, of course, formerly of Dion & The Belmonts, who went solo in 1961 to pursue a more edgy brand of Rock & […]

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WEEK #192 OF THE TRUMP ERA IN REVIEW, FRIDAY, 9/11/20 TO THURSDAY, 9/17/20

On September 19th, 2020   /   General Interest, Politics, Trump Week in Review   /   Comments Off on WEEK #192 OF THE TRUMP ERA IN REVIEW, FRIDAY, 9/11/20 TO THURSDAY, 9/17/20

Quote of The Week: “Can’t anyone here play this game?” ~ Casey Stengel, Major League Baseball Manager, sizing up the talent of his 1962 Mets Quote #2 of the Week – “My mental health has failed. I don’t like being alone in Washington. Shadows on the ceiling […]

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TODAY’S NATIONAL DAY, 9/19/20 – TALK LIKE A PIRATE DAY!

On September 19th, 2020   /   National Days   /   Leave a comment

“Give us ten million dollars or we will sell your oil tanker to black marketeers with whom we are already in negotiations via satellite phone!” Sorry, Somalian dudes, but that just doesn’t have the cachet of Wallace Beery swilling grog, hobbling around on a peg leg, and […]

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TODAY’S NATIONAL DAY, 9/18/20- PLAY-DOH DAY!

On September 17th, 2020   /   National Days   /   Leave a comment

We all played with it as kids, and if memory serves, it didn’t taste too bad at all, so today we reminisce and celebrate NATIONAL PLAY-DOH DAY! Officially called a “modeling compound,” Play-Doh was the invention of Noah McVicker while working for the Cincinnati-based soap manufacturer Kutol […]

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TODAY’S NATIONAL DAY, 9/17/20 – CONSTITUTION DAY!

On September 17th, 2020   /   National Days   /   Leave a comment

Coupled with the Declaration of Independence, the United States Constitution remains the Gold Standard for political documents, 233 years after its official adoption on September 17, 1787, and so We The People, in order to form a more perfect union, on this day do celebrate NATIONAL CONSTITUTION […]

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TODAY’S NATIONAL DAY, 9/16/20 – MAYFLOWER DAY!

On September 16th, 2020   /   National Days   /   Leave a comment

On September 16, 1620, a ship set sail from Plymouth, England. On board were 102 men, women and children, pilgrims to an unknown New World, mostly English Separatists and Puritans, which makes today NATIONAL MAYFLOWER DAY! We can thank the Mayflower for America’s Puritan streak, best described […]

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TODAY’S NATIONAL DAY, 9/15/20 – FELT HAT DAY!

On September 15th, 2020   /   Uncategorized   /   Leave a comment

“Of all the felt I ever felt, I never felt a piece of felt which felt as fine as that felt felt, when first I felt that felt hat’s felt.” Got it? Good, because it’s NATIONAL FELT HAT DAY! What are felt hats and what do they […]

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TODAY’S NATIONAL DAY, 9/14/20 – TUTTI FRUTTI DAY!

On September 14th, 2020   /   National Days   /   Leave a comment

It was the last 15 minutes of a New Orleans recording session on September 14, 1955, and Little Richard had one more song up his sleeve. He had just spent an hour rewriting the lyrics with Dorothy La Bostrie, changing the original “dirty” lyrics from “good booty” to […]

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TODAY’S NATIONAL DAY, 9/13/20 – IMPROMPTU LOBOTOMY DAY!

On September 13th, 2020   /   National Days   /   Comments Off on TODAY’S NATIONAL DAY, 9/13/20 – IMPROMPTU LOBOTOMY DAY!

It was September 13, 1848 when 25 year-old railroad blasting foreman Phineas Gage was packing an explosive charge into a hole drilled in the granite in Cavendish, Vermont, where Gage was removing a small mountain of stone from the path of the new railroad when “something went wrong,” […]

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