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What Is Today? World Football Day
The first mention of football as the game of "kicking the ball with feet" was found by historians in Chinese sources dating back to the second millennium BC.
Handy Tips: 7 Reasons Not to Throw the Little Bags That Come in Shoeboxes Away
The small packets with silica gel that lie inside every shoebox always say, “Don't eat” and “Throw away.” You really don't need to eat these small balls, but you shouldn't throw them away because they may be useful to you.
Handy Tips: How to Play Secret Santa Online
Today, we will tell you about a handy website that will help you automate the process of choosing gifts for the Secret Santa game.
What Is Today? Microwave Oven Day
On December 6, 1945, Percy Spencer received a patent for the use of microwaves for cooking. Therefore, it is on December 6 that we celebrate the birthday of the microwave oven.
Weekly Fun: A Drunk Squirrel and Sim Card Trays Instead of Wedding Rings
This week’s stories feature a squirrel who ate a fermented pear and got drunk and Penguins from the Shedd Aquarium in Chicago who walked around the football field to keep fit.
What Is Today? Britney Spears' Birthday
On December 2, the popular American singer Britney Spears celebrates her birthday. She turned 39 years old. In honor of Britney Spears' birthday, we have collected the best music videos of the birthday girl.
What Is Today? Woody Allen's Birthday
Today, one of the greatest directors of our time, Woody Allen, celebrates his 85th birthday. One of his earliest films was Love and Death, which won the 1975 UNICRIT Award.
