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Monday Edition | PM
Good afternoon
Hello there, dearest members! We’re kicking off another marvellous Monday in our little corner of the internet, and I (Sethia) am absolutely thrilled to be here with you.
How are you? I spent the entire weekend out and about with my lovely nan, as she’s scheduled for a flight back to the US in a few hours. I’m not going to lie, I’m already tearing up just thinking about it! I may not be the little girl she used to take care of anymore, but nothing can make a grown woman cry more than thinking about when she can see her grandmother again, eh? So if your day has been a bit blue like mine—you’re not alone! And luckily, we’ve got a stellar lineup to look forward to this afternoon.
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Jokes
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(Grand)Dad joke of the day
Don’t underestimate how smart kids are—or you might end up like this bloke from member @Cheb’s joke! 😂
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Today's deals of the day
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Monday, 26 February
What's the image saying?
Source: Seniors Discount Club
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Fun & Games
Want to try some other new and challenging games?
Head to our games forum here!
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Fact of the day
People used to consume... mummies?!
Image Source: Shutterstock
There’s a reason why there’s a short supply of mummies, and it’s much darker than you think. In the 16th and 17th centuries, mummies were a common ingredient in medicines, as they were believed to cure headaches, nose bleeds, and epilepsy. Thankfully, the medicine industry has changed since then!
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WORD OF THE DAY
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Panacea
A solution for all problems. For example, ‘This drug could be the panacea for various illnesses.’ Pronounced as PAN-UH-SEE-UH.
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Quote of the day
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'People see scars, and it is wounding they remember. To me, they are proof of the fact that there is healing.'
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— Linda Hogan
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A Blue-Ringed octopus' venom can kill 26 people in minutes.
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