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This is a multi-part message in MIME format... ------------=_1523382566-86202-62195 Content-Type: text/html Content-Disposition: inline Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable [3D"The](3D")= > [3D"Facebook"](3D") [=3D"Twitter"](3D") [3D"Totalfark"](3D") Having trouble reading thi= s email? View it online [here](3D". Comments thread: [ 40](3D" Unsubscribe links are at the bottom of this message. =20 =20 It seems like celebratory days in honor of [various](3D") [animals](3D") and [foods and bever= ages](3D"https:/=) have become really popular lately, and there's no reason Fark can'= t hop on that bandwagon. Last week, National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day, N= ational Burrito Day, and National Beer Day all got a lot of attention. I th= ink it's time for Fark to start a special day in honor of something dear to= us. [Squirrel](3D") Appreciation Day (January 21), [G= uinea Pig](3D" Appreciation Day (July 16), [Pickle](3D" Day (November= 14) and [Hot Cocoa](3D"=) Day (December 13) are already taken, unfort= unately. However, Calamari Day, Curry Day and Clamcake Day all seem to be a= vailable. Do you have other ideas, or should we go for one of these? Let's = do this! Comment= Mentions Free Pizza - 23 Burrito - 116 Caram= el - 23 Beer - 1177 Peanut butter - 88 Jelly - 84 &nb= sp; Comment Votes &nbs= p; Some of the top-voted smartest and funniest comments from the past we= ek Funny: wademh knew [how Japan could increase their declining birth rate](3D")= Devolving_Spud reacted to a family's [bad experience trying to go on a Disney cruise](3D") jbc [used math to uncover a conspi= racy](3D"=) Palined Parenthood showed [what a "pet peave" might look like](3D" Lorenzo Von M= atterhorn felt [optimistic about h= aving a sexual adventure](3D"http=) Tr0mBoNe had a bad experie= nce [reading an article about people on Tind= er](3D") shower_in_my_socks noticed [how helpful a news website was during an emergency](3D" Xcott needed more information about [cops sticking their hands down a man's pants](3D" Eddie Ada= ms from Torrance noted [how much saf= er everyone will be with Backpage shut down](=3D" Karls Marxley's = Rise Up and Jam wrapped up [the YouT= ube headquarters shooting](3D" Smart: Prank= Call of Cthulhu found that the [You= Tube headquarters shooter didn't live by her own principles](3D" = optikeye pointed out that the secur= ity team that Disney called to deal with their customers didn't work for Di= sney wademh knew [how= Japan could increase their declining birth rate](3D" swaniefrmre= ddeer used logic against a theory that [aliens built the Great Pyramid](3D" GregInIndy dis= cussed [one of the worst things about the int= ernet](3D") HedlessChickn reacted to news that [Sacramento police hit a protester with a police vehicl= e](3D") Peanutter explained the reasoning behind [Disney's policy on having pregnant people on their c= ruises](3D") SomeAmerican gave a lesson about [our slightly-squashed planet](3D") FrancoFile = explained [why unstable people are s= ometimes attracted to groups with strict rules](3D"https://w=) Richard_The_C= lown was [pleased to learn who the Y= ouTube headquarters shooter was](3D"=) TotalFark Discussion: Note: This section can only be accessed by [TotalFarkers](3D" > Funny: mitchcumstein1 knew= [what happened at Big Wheel fight club](3D")Smart: Shostie gave instructions on [how to check your privilege](3D") Funny: CommieTaoist responded to the headline, "[We wouldn't need to tip cows if we paid them a living wage](3D" Smart: BKITU shared a story about [being adopted by a cat](3D") (with photo) Funny= m>sarahthustra explained [wh= y dick jokes are necessary](3D" Funny: generalDisdain = strong>ran into a [snarky Costco receipt chec= ker](3D"=) CSB Sunday Morning: [Smell you later](3D" edmo shared a story about [visiting a small town every summer](3D") Funny:rudemix shared a story about [having a gas with a coworker](3D" CSB [Cool Story, Bro] Sunday= Morning is a thread where Farkers share stories based on a weekly topic. I= f you have a topic idea for a CSB Sunday Morning thread, please [submit it on Saturday afternoon/evening (you'll want to write out your intro firs= t so you can copy and paste it in for the Boobies), or email](3D". Politics Funny: elvisaintdead celebrated the [release of a dirty Donald Trump tape](3D" The Flexecutioner = rong>knew [what Roger Stone was actually pois= oned by](3D"=) ralphjr showed [the kinds of things White House staffers are having Fox News relay to Tr= ump](3D" This Is Bold Text reacted to [Stormfront only allowing access to paying members](3D") dougbert reacted to the [video = of Trump's encounter with Stormy Daniels](3D" Politics Smar= t: wademh discussed [the various opinions on DACA](3D" unixpro gave a [reason to defend Amazon against Trump's attacks](3D")= > wtf_over explained that [teachers don't work only nine months out of the year](3D" Prais= e Cheesus listed [ways in which a Du= tch lawyer will be punished for lying to investigators](3D"ht=) marki= e_farkie was confused by the unwill= ingness to fund education Contest Votes Some of the top-voted c= ontest entries from last week, listed from highest number of votes down = Photoshops: RedZoneTuba created [a hot new "challenge"](3D") Yammering_S= plat_Vector came up with a tasteles= s bar trick sl4psh0t found [something to challenge your kids to do](3D" p51d007 = ng>showed us [why you shouldn't ride a horse = across a frozen lake](3D"=) SkunkWorx revealed [what happens when you joke with airport security](3D") Colour_out_of_Space issued [a very frightening challenge](3D" Yammering_Splat_Vector = g>found [the perfect person to ride this hors= e](3D"=) RedZoneTuba showed us [the coolest statue there is](3D" Dumski stored [some old Photoshop junk](3D") sl4psh0t= returned [an embarrassing item](3D"https://w=) Farktography: Warthog won Farktog= raphy Contest No. 674: "[Squares 3](3D"http=)" with [an inbound flight](3D" Farktography is Fark's weekl= y photography contest. If you would like to suggest a Farktography theme, y= ou can contact [Elsinore](3D"https=) or stop by the [Fark= tography Forum](3D". Fark Weird News Quiz Results (brought to you by ox45tallboy)  = ; We had another gre= at quiz this week, with a few thousand quiztakers vying for the top spot. U= nfortunately, in the end, only one prevailed. Keyser_Soze_Deat= h takes top honors with 936, barely nosing out d= er Glitzkrieg in second with 935. Tracianne= ong> nabbed third with a respectable 914, and BuckTurgids= on's 898 and dougermouse's 846 round out the= top five. The hardest qu= estion in this week's Hard Quiz was over which school district was consider= ing building faculty apartments on school property. Only 22% of quiztakers = knew that it was Miami/Dade County schools which was proposing this solutio= n to the high cost of housing in the area, which was causing high staff tur= nover. It seems that San Francisco teachers still have some unused refriger= ator boxes under overpasses available. The easiest question on this week's Easy Quiz was over which = American gun manufacturer had declared bankruptcy. 93% of quiztakers knew t= hat it was Remington who had filed for protections. Yes, Henry Repeating Ri= fles are still made today, so if you're considering a Wild West sheriff job= , you can still maintain the classic image. The hardest question on the Easy Quiz was over what coun= try housed an office building that tourists often mistook for the Phallolig= ical Museum up the street. Only 44% of quiztakers knew that an Icelandic of= fice worker had become fed up with the dingus hunters and put up a sign on = the door stating "This is NOT the penis museum". I really, really want a co= py of that sign for my office door. Not sure how HR would take it (I mean, = it IS true), but I'm sure people would talk about it for years. &= nbsp; The easiest question on the Easy Qui= z was over who nearly died from a gunshot wound after an Atlanta area homeo= wner mistook him for a burglar. 85% of quiztakers knew that the realty comp= any had sent over a photographer to take interior shots, but had failed to = notify the homeowner he would be coming. Luckily, the realtor also has a ca= rpet cleaner that specializes in blood stains on speed dial. &nbs= p; Congrats to the winners of the quiz; if you didn't get a chance to ta= ke last week's, [you can find it here](3D".=). [= This week's quiz](3D" will go live at 12:00 noon EST. Or you can take it now= if you have TotalFark. Fark Headlines of the Week (brought to you by ox45tallboy) [Indian woman fights off tiger with st= ick. She's lucky it didn't just use its claws instead](3D") [Police officer claims he smells marijuana on man, uses that as= excuse to put his hands down his pants. Something about this story just fe= els nuts](3D") [Coyote spotted in Great Falls, each end= ing in tiny puff of dust](3D"ht=) [Termite inspector finds= anti-tank grenade in woman's basement. Those little bastards weren't going= to give up without a fight](3D" [Four alarm metaphor = breaks out at Trump Tower in NYC](3D" [Nick Saban decides that they'll just ignore LeBron's copyrig= ht infringement claims. I mean it is Alabama football, they get away with a= lot bigger violations than that](3D" [MIT researchers create headset that lets you commun= icate without speaking. My middle finger does the exact same thing= a>](3D" Chappelle sued= by man who threw a banana at him. Experts predict an unfavorable ruling wi= ll be tossed on a peel](3D".=) [Mueller team searches and questions Russian oligarch at a New Y= ork airport, finds progressively smaller oligarchs nested inside](3D" [UK to ban ivory sale= s in 99 44/100% of the country](3D"=) You can find the [Fark Headlines of the Week here](3D"). __________________= ______ Voting for headlines is one of the perks of being= a TotalFarker. You can [join TotalFark here](3D"http=). --------------------------------------------------------------- ([Fark.com](3D"") sent this newsletter emai= l to: {EMAIL}) To stop these emails, go to the Notifications tab of your [MyFark profile](3D"https:=) to change your subscription preferences. Or, [click here to unsubscribe](3D") from newsletter emails, even if your Fark login isn't '{NAME}'. [Click her= e to unsubscribe from ALL Fark emails](3D"). Fark, Inc. 333 West Vine St Suite 210, Lexington KY 40507 = ------------=_1523382566-86202-62195--

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