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Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?
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acishere
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Breakers?
catmom46
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Eric1955
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I found some last year and loaded up on the stuff. This year I've noticed tinsel for sale a few different places. Maybe tinsel is making a comeback.
trr1
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December 9
National Pastry Day
Weary Willie Day
International Anti-corruption Day
WEARY WILLIE DAY
Weary Willie Day is celebrated annually on December 9.
This holiday was named for the character made famous by Emmett Kelly, who was born on this day in 1898. This is a day to appreciate the art of clowning and the impact that it has had on our lives.
Weary Willie was a unique character to the art of clowning. Kelly had developed Weary Willy at a time when the white faced, goofy clown was the norm, and selling the idea for a sad, down-on-his-luck clown did not fit the formula most circuses were looking for. For the time being, Kelly put back on the the white face and the brightly colored costume.
Times and attitudes changed when the country was in the depths of the Great Depression. Down-trodden and world-weary was the face of the nation. People could identify with Weary Willie like never before. Weary Willie, his frowning, whisker-shadowed face and his dirty, torn and worn costume, went on to become an American icon.
OBSERVE
Wear some big shoes, pantomime or grab a bunch of people and pile into a tiny car. Clown college could be just around the corner! Use #WearyWillieDay to post on social media.
National Pastry Day
Weary Willie Day
International Anti-corruption Day
WEARY WILLIE DAY
Weary Willie Day is celebrated annually on December 9.
This holiday was named for the character made famous by Emmett Kelly, who was born on this day in 1898. This is a day to appreciate the art of clowning and the impact that it has had on our lives.
Weary Willie was a unique character to the art of clowning. Kelly had developed Weary Willy at a time when the white faced, goofy clown was the norm, and selling the idea for a sad, down-on-his-luck clown did not fit the formula most circuses were looking for. For the time being, Kelly put back on the the white face and the brightly colored costume.
Times and attitudes changed when the country was in the depths of the Great Depression. Down-trodden and world-weary was the face of the nation. People could identify with Weary Willie like never before. Weary Willie, his frowning, whisker-shadowed face and his dirty, torn and worn costume, went on to become an American icon.
OBSERVE
Wear some big shoes, pantomime or grab a bunch of people and pile into a tiny car. Clown college could be just around the corner! Use #WearyWillieDay to post on social media.
Lucky
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Uh, oh
Arthur Wellesley
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Including my official Red Ryder carbine-action two-hundred-shot range model air rifle???
Nemo14
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Way to spoil a surprise!
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Arthur Wellesley
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Scut Farcus kinda sorta told me after school.Way to spoil a surprise!
(It's amazing what info you can get outta people after beating them to a pulp.)
If you watch any major person on YouTube, this is pretty awesome. This past year I've really gotten into the content on YouTube, and some of the YouTubers are just so entertaining and so non-mainstream it's refreshing. And there's a special appearance or two by Flula @JenniferS. 
Lucky
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NYwdwfan
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You'll shoot your eye out!
Arthur Wellesley
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Heh, I was just kidding, even though @acishere is getting one. I guess I'd just like some Tinker Toys.
