Friday, June 27, 2014

6.27.14


Good morning and TGIF Phoenix! We're another day closer to seeing Mat get mated. I'm sure you're all anxiously awaiting it. Looking forward to meeting his mate. Have a great weekend!
Trivia for today:
Flower girls traditionally threw flower petals in the bride’s path to lead her to a sweet, plentiful future.
Greek brides believed that tucking a lump of sugar into the wedding gown would bring sweetness throughout married life.
“Three times a bridesmaid, never a bride” dates to about the sixteenth century. It was believed that if a young maiden who had been a bridesmaid three times was unable to catch the eye of unmarried males, then she never would. But, if she served seven times as a bridesmaid, the spell was broken and the woman was thought to be a sure bet for marriage.
Joke of the Day:
A man's wife asks him to go to the store to buy her cigarettes. He walks there only to find it closed. So, he goes into a nearby bar to use their vending machine.
At the bar he sees a beautiful woman and starts talking to her. They have a couple of beers and eventually end up in her apartment. After they've had some fun, he realizes it's 3 a.m. and says, "My wife's going to kill me. Do you have any talcum powder?"
The woman gives him some talcum powder, which he rubs on his hands and then goes home.
His wife is waiting for him in the doorway and screeches, "Where the hell have you been?!?!"
"Well, honey, it's like this. I went to the store like you asked, but they were closed. So I went to the bar to use the vending machine. I saw this great looking chick there, we had a few drinks, one thing led to another, and I ended up in bed with her."
"Oh yeah? Let me see your hands!"
She sees his hands are covered with powder and says, "You liar! You went bowling again!"
Quote of the Day:
Never let a fool kiss you, or a kiss fool you.
Random Daily Factoid:
Each year, Americans use enough foam peanuts to fill ten 85 story buildings.
Great Place for a Getaway:
If hotels on land are too pedestrian, consider the future Poseidon Undersea Resort in Fiji. Guests will be transported by elevator from the end of a pier — no scuba gear required. Once under the sea, visitors can take a ride in a Triton submarine. Other features will include an underwater restaurant, a theater, and a wedding chapel.
For folks in Key Largo, Fla., the future is now: If you’re a certified scuba diver, the only underwater hotel in the U.S., Jules’ Undersea Lodge, is open for business 21 feet under the sea. Divers enter the lodge through a swimming pool. They can either sleep there for the night or just stay for lunch and experience a very different kind of pizza delivery.
Have a fangtastic Friday!  Brock

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