Happy 'Tear The Tags Off Mattresses' Day!
Yay crime!
Happy Weekend!
Today is Tear The Tags Off Mattresses Day, which would be a far more exciting venture if it were actually illegal to do that. It’s not! The warning, it turns out, is not for us, but for mattress manufacturers and sellers (the ones that aren’t obviously just fronts, anyway). They’re not supposed to remove the tag because it would be bad to sell people a mattress filled with things they are allergic to.
Though, honestly, not a terrible murder strategy for a Lifetime movie. Nosy, quirky best friends/sisters-in-law are always getting murdered or incapacitated via their allergies in Lifetime movies.
It is also “Brunch for Lunch Day” … so have brunch maybe an hour later, or not, depending on when you usually do brunch? I guess?
Since Ted Turner passed this week, your first present is Ted Turner-related — a clip from a documentary featuring his attempts to colorize Citizen Kane.
I think we can all be glad that never occurred.
Next up, we have this truly incredible case from the 1980s version of The People’s Court, featuring a dispute over a $3.00 slice of chicken pizza. It is probably my new favorite thing, to the point where I am considering doing my bangs like the pizza shop proprietor.
And, apropos of nothing, you may now learn how to do the Lurch dance. As in, Lurch from The Addams Family. Who had a dance single that was, I will grant, pretty catchy actually.
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Happy Caturday! Harry says it’s time to play, I brought my mousie.
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I am beat!
The first couple of weeks going back to work feel especially draining even though it’s not hard labor or anything.