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Nov 11 - 17, 2024

Greater Victoria Edition

Coffee News Greater Victoria including Langford, Colwood, Millstream, View Royal, Esquimalt, Saanich, Oak Bay, James Bay
Classical deterrent: In Espoo, Finland, police have found an unconventional way to deter youth from partying on the beach. They blast classical music. Officers play pieces like Strauss’ “The Blue Danube,” Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons,” and Schubert’s “Ave Maria” from loudspeakers to keep the beach free of litter and broken glass. In use for several years, this method has proven effective despite a lack of scientific evidence that young people dislike classical music. Locals, although initially puzzled by the tactic, appreciate the cleaner beach for morning swims. Police started using this approach after other methods failed to disperse end-of-term parties.
Early retirement: In Japan, a man’s extreme frugality enabled him to retire early after saving about ¥130 million (JPY) over 21 years. The 45-year-old man endured a demanding job while living in a cheap company dormitory, scavenging for furniture, and skipping air conditioning to save money. His diet consisted mainly of boiled rice and occasional fruits or vegetables. Despite these sacrifices, his perseverance allowed him to achieve financial independence and publish a book about his journey. However, the yen’s recent depreciation threatens his savings, casting doubt on his early retirement plans. His story went viral, with some admiring his dedication and others criticizing his extreme lifestyle and poor nutrition.
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Urban hippo: Residents of Cape Town, South Africa, were startled to see a hippopotamus strolling down their city’s streets. The enormous animal likely was on a quest to find a new territory that was away from his pod. Initially, his presence caused alarm. However, conservationists swiftly intervened, safely capturing the young male and returning him to his habitat at the False Bay Nature Reserve. To ensure his safety and to prevent further wanderings, authorities made plans to relocate the wandering hippo to a secure, undisclosed location. Interestingly, his home pod plays a crucial role in managing the invasive perennial grass threatening the city’s wetlands.
Urban hippo: Residents of Cape Town, South Africa, were startled to see a hippopotamus strolling down their city’s streets. The enormous animal likely was on a quest to find a new territory that was away from his pod. Initially, his presence caused alarm. However, conservationists swiftly intervened, safely capturing the young male and returning him to his habitat at the False Bay Nature Reserve. To ensure his safety and to prevent further wanderings, authorities made plans to relocate the wandering hippo to a secure, undisclosed location. Interestingly, his home pod plays a crucial role in managing the invasive perennial grass threatening the city’s wetlands.
Concrete canvas: In Texas (U.S.), Sam Ward, now dubbed the “Power Washer Van Gogh,” has turned a mundane task into an art form. Initially purchasing chalk for his sons, Ward found himself bored while cleaning his driveway and began drawing with a power washer. This creative spark transformed into an artistic venture. Using various nozzles and pressure settings, he started crafting intricate designs on concrete. His unique method gained traction on social media, leading to collaborations with brands like BuzzFeed and Ripley’s Believe It Or Not. Ward’s creations feature icons such as Johnny Cash, Batman, David Bowie, and the Statue of Liberty.
Concrete canvas: In Texas (U.S.), Sam Ward, now dubbed the “Power Washer Van Gogh,” has turned a mundane task into an art form. Initially purchasing chalk for his sons, Ward found himself bored while cleaning his driveway and began drawing with a power washer. This creative spark transformed into an artistic venture. Using various nozzles and pressure settings, he started crafting intricate designs on concrete. His unique method gained traction on social media, leading to collaborations with brands like BuzzFeed and Ripley’s Believe It Or Not. Ward’s creations feature icons such as Johnny Cash, Batman, David Bowie, and the Statue of Liberty.
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“Beauty when unadorned is adorned the most.” - St. Jerome 

“Cheerfulness keeps up a kind of daylight in the mind, and fills it with a steady and perpetual serenity.” - Joseph Addison
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Winter Wonders Art Show & Sale: 12 Saanich are participating on Nov 9 & 10, 11am-4pm at the Arts Calibre Academy, 2625 Artbutus Rd. Come enjoy a variety of art forms including fine art, prints, fabric art, jewelry & more.

Good Used Clothing, Jewelry & Book Sale: Hosted by St. Patrick’s Catholic Women’s league on Fri., Nov. 15 & Sat., Nov. 16, 9:30-2pm, at St. Patrick’s Parish Centre, 2060 Haultain St. Parking & wheelchair accessible.

Sacred Heart Church Community Garage Sale: Saturday, Nov. 16, 9am-1pm,  at 4040 Nelthorpe Street.  New & used treasures, baking, coffee, tea, and BBQ Food.

Saanich Peninsula Hospital Auxiliary: Collectibles, Christmas crafts, bakery, art, jewelry, raffle! Held Sat., Nov. 16, 9am- 2pm,  Mary Windspear Centre, Sidney.

Christmas Craft Fair: Held at Church of the Advent, 510 Mt. View Ave., Colwood, Nov. 16, 10am-3pm. Large array of crafters & lunch is available. Bake table & much more. Info: 250-474-3031.

Annual Christmas Fair: Presented by Anglican Church of St. Peter & St. Paul, 1379 Esquimalt Rd., on Saturday November 16, 10am-2pm. Local vendors, handmade crafts, silent auction & more.

St. Mary’s Oak Bay Jazz Evensong welcomes The Miranda Sage Quartet on November 17, 4pm. By donation. 1701 Elgin Rd. Info: 250-598-2212.

RCL#91 Langford LA Christmas Craft Fair & Tea: Nov 17, 10am-3pm at 761 Station Ave., Langford. 36 tables of crafts, silent auction, meat draws & more. Free admission & wheelchair accessible

Anything Goes Market! New, old & interesting items. Held at the Victoria Legion, 411 Gorge Rd., East. Admission by donation. Held Nov. 17. 10am-3pm. Something for everyone.

Kettle Volunteers Needed! From Nov. 23 - Dec. 24. If you can help in the Esquimalt, Victoria or Gorge area, email:
mariana.gerenska@salvationarmy.ca

Operation Christmas Child Seeks Volunteers to pack a gift-filled shoebox with quality toys, school supplies & hygiene items for children around the world, ages 2-14. Details at www.samaritanspurse.occ/pack-a-shoebox

Broadview United Thrift Store is Accepting Donations: Open Wed’s, 10-6pm & Sat’s, 10am-4pm. We are collecting gently used clothing & household items through the week. 3703 St Aidans St., enter from Palo Alto Street.

Speaking of Death: Conversations about end of life well before death. Held the first Wednesday of every month, 6-7pm at Caffe Fantastico, Quadra Village.

Victoria Brass Band Seeking Players: Seniors playing at seniors facilities. Practices Mondays, 1:30-3pm. Information:
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The Luther Court Community Health Centre offers free health programs open to everyone. Please visit: linktr.ee/luthercourtchc for more info about upcoming programs.

Memory Café Victoria: 12-week social & arts program for people living with memory loss & their care partners. Socializing, learning & engaging in the arts. Sept. 19 - Dec. 5.  Register: memorycafevictoria.org/register
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1. Is the blue shark the largest shark in the world?
2. Philematology is the scientific study of what?
3. Penne is a tube-shaped pasta cut on the diagonal - T/F?
4. Which of the major oceans is the smallest and the shallowest?
5. Who is the lead singer of the band U2?
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You may feel very enthusiastic about something at the start of the week. However, you may need to make an adjustment in your presentation to attract the interest of others. Lucky numbers: 9, 27, 31, 39, 41, 45.
Is something in your life coming to an end, whether you want it to or not? If you are feeling discontented, how could you use the feeling to begin a new endeavour? Lucky numbers: 11, 26, 28, 29, 36, 40.
Are you clear about what you want to achieve right now? If not, or if you aren’t accomplishing it, consider what adjustment in your viewpoint could help you succeed. Lucky numbers: 5, 15, 33, 39, 45, 47.
Romance and commitment are often considered “old fashioned” now, but not for you. An opportunity of this nature may be available to you for the next few weeks. Lucky numbers: 4, 5, 12, 17, 22, 34.

Have you and a romantic partner been having a disagreement? This week may offer an opportunity to explore the dynamic of how well your needs are being met. Lucky numbers: 11, 12, 19, 20, 35, 47.
For the last few months, you may have felt the need to work extra hard, just to keep up. Things could start to open up soon, so get ready to make more progress. Lucky numbers: 6, 16, 23, 32, 37, 45.
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Are you in a situation where you feel the need to stand up for yourself? Midweek may be a good time to approach the other party in this dynamic, to quietly work it out. Lucky numbers: 3, 6, 13, 15, 27, 28.
If you are in a stalemate with someone, look for a positive way to break through it. This is important because any hurt feelings now could last beyond this situation. Lucky numbers: 7, 10, 33, 38, 44, 45.
Many new thoughts and ideas may come your way at the end of the week, which could be a bit overwhelming. Parse through them but wait a few days before acting. Lucky numbers: 8, 11, 24, 28, 46, 47.
A romantic relationship may be a focus over the next month. You might want to take advantage of this dynamic to work out any underlying issues with a partner. Lucky numbers: 10, 15, 17, 21, 27, 31.
Do you have a project in your life that is close to your heart but hasn’t yet manifested? Focus and hard work over the next few weeks may allow you to make progress on it. Lucky numbers: 2, 7, 16, 26, 28, 45.
Recently, you may have found that progress on what you desire has slowed. That dynamic could be about to change, but you might need to be patient for a little longer. Lucky numbers: 1, 6, 9, 11, 26, 46.
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Ancient tool: Even Neanderthals had dental care tools, and fossil evidence shows early humans worldwide, including in Egypt, practiced teeth picking. By medieval times, ornate gold or silver toothpicks were European status symbols.

Resilient composer:
Beethoven, despite being deaf by the end of his life, could still hear by biting a metal rod attached to his piano. Known as bone conduction, this method allowed the composer to sense vibrations and continue writing music.
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Smoky spice: Black cardamom, a member of the ginger family, boasts a bold, smoky flavour that can be reminiscent of bacon. This unique spice shines in Indian dishes, but also adds depth to soups and stews in other Asian cuisines.

Neon magic: Neon lights in signs and displays are famous for their bright, colourful glow. The lights ionize neon gas in glass tubes with electric currents, causing the atoms to emit light. Different colours are achieved by using various gases.

Africa’s reach: A hemisphere is essentially half of a sphere, and the equator and prime meridians split Earth into four. Africa uniquely straddles all four hemispheres, with territory in the northern, southern, eastern, and western parts of the globe.
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A nickel and penny jumped off a train together. But the quarter had more sense.

A guy opened a horseback riding school, but business fell off.

Husband: “What do you mean our situation is fluid?”
Wife: “We’re going down the drain.”

How do trees sleep? Like logs.

Knock! Knock! Who’s there? Lettuce. Lettuce who? Lettuce in! It’s cold out here!
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Nov 4 - 10, 2024

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Coffee News Greater Victoria including Langford, Colwood, Millstream, View Royal, Esquimalt, Saanich, Oak Bay, James Bay
Slow and steady: A Japanese supermarket has seen a 10% rise in sales after introducing a unique, extra-slow checkout for customers who dislike rushing. This special register, designed with elderly, disabled, and pregnant shoppers in mind, allows patrons to spend up to 20 minutes checking out. Customers can count their money leisurely, chat with the cashier, and pack their groceries without pressure. The initiative, proposed by the Alzheimer’s Disease Support Center, addresses the frustration and embarrassment some shoppers feel when hurried. The experiment’s success suggests a demand for more patient shopping options. Watch the video for a Canadian version...
Slow and steady: A Japanese supermarket has seen a 10% rise in sales after introducing a unique, extra-slow checkout for customers who dislike rushing. This special register, designed with elderly, disabled, and pregnant shoppers in mind, allows patrons to spend up to 20 minutes checking out. Customers can count their money leisurely, chat with the cashier, and pack their groceries without pressure. The initiative, proposed by the Alzheimer’s Disease Support Center, addresses the frustration and embarrassment some shoppers feel when hurried. The experiment’s success suggests a demand for more patient shopping options.
Airport dispute: In New Zealand, a woman sought legal action against her ex-boyfriend for failing to drive her to the airport, causing her to miss a flight and incur extra expenses. She claimed he had also agreed to take care of her dogs while she was away. Instead, she had to use a shuttle service and pay for a dog kennel. She brought the case to the Disputes Tribunal, hoping to be reimbursed for these expenses. However, the tribunal ruled that social promises between friends or partners generally aren’t legally enforceable. The court determined that no binding contract existed and dismissed her claim, stating that his promises carried no legal obligation.
Airport dispute: In New Zealand, a woman sought legal action against her ex-boyfriend for failing to drive her to the airport, causing her to miss a flight and incur extra expenses. She claimed he had also agreed to take care of her dogs while she was away. Instead, she had to use a shuttle service and pay for a dog kennel. She brought the case to the Disputes Tribunal, hoping to be reimbursed for these expenses. However, the tribunal ruled that social promises between friends or partners generally aren’t legally enforceable. The court determined that no binding contract existed and dismissed her claim, stating that his promises carried no legal obligation.
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Cosmic vodka: Pegasus Distillery in Burgundy, France, has launched Shooting Star Vodka, a spirit infused with meteorite pieces. This ultra-premium vodka begins with locally sourced organic wheat and botanicals, distilled using the latest technology. Over a month-long process, pure spring water from deep wells is used to refine the mixture. What truly distinguishes this vodka is its aging in jars containing suspended meteorite fragments, imparting a unique mineral flavour. Unlike other brands that merely filter with meteorites, Shooting Star Vodka incorporates the space rock directly, enhancing its taste. With each bottle priced between $180 and $200 (USD), this vodka offers a distinctive celestial experience.
Mobile marvel: In Recherswil, Switzerland, an innovative solution called the Astra Bridge is transforming road maintenance. This portable bridge system allows cars to travel over ongoing construction, reducing traffic disruptions. The Astra Bridge enhances previous concepts by being mobile and providing better working conditions for crews underneath. With improved clearance and noise insulation, it offers a more spacious and quieter environment for workers. The new, gently sloped bridge has proven effective, despite minor slowdowns from curious drivers. Notably, the Astra Bridge also protects workers from harsh weather conditions and eliminates the need for night work.
Mobile marvel: In Recherswil, Switzerland, an innovative solution called the Astra Bridge is transforming road maintenance. This portable bridge system allows cars to travel over ongoing construction, reducing traffic disruptions. The Astra Bridge enhances previous concepts by being mobile and providing better working conditions for crews underneath. With improved clearance and noise insulation, it offers a more spacious and quieter environment for workers. The new, gently sloped bridge has proven effective, despite minor slowdowns from curious drivers. Notably, the Astra Bridge also protects workers from harsh weather conditions and eliminates the need for night work.
Mobile marvel: In Recherswil, Switzerland, an innovative solution called the Astra Bridge is transforming road maintenance. This portable bridge system allows cars to travel over ongoing construction, reducing traffic disruptions. The Astra Bridge enhances previous concepts by being mobile and providing better working conditions for crews underneath. With improved clearance and noise insulation, it offers a more spacious and quieter environment for workers. The new, gently sloped bridge has proven effective, despite minor slowdowns from curious drivers. Notably, the Astra Bridge also protects workers from harsh weather conditions and eliminates the need for night work.
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“You cannot be lonely if you like the person you’re alone with.”
- Wayne Dyer

“Ah, but a man’s reach should exceed his grasp, or what’s a heaven for?”
- Robert Browning
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FREE listings for non-profit community events. Please email, 25 words or less, to: events@myCoffeeNews.ca (no attachments). Deadline Mondays noon.

Pacific Rim Pottery Annual Show & Sale: Nov. 2, 10am - 4pm, Knox Church Hall, 2964 Richmond Rd. Free entry & wheelchair accessible.

35th Annual ‘First Chance’ Christmas Craft Show: Sat., Nov. 2, 10am-5pm & Sun., Nov. 3, 10am-4pm at Mary Winspear Theatre, Sidney. $5 entry, kids under 12, free. Daily $200 vendor shopping spree giveaway!

Bottle Drive for the Esquimalt High School Robotics Club: Deposit containers at the EHS, 847 Colville Rd., Sat., Nov. 2, 10am–2pm. Also, please bring used books suitable for pre-school children.

Reflections Concert: Presented by West Shore Community Concert Band on Sat., Nov. 2, 2pm at Belmont High School, Tickets $20 at westshoreband.org

Intuitive Arts Festival: Celebrate Spirituality, Metaphysics & Healing.  44 Exhibitors & Workshops.  Nov. 2nd & 3rd, 10am-5pm at 195 Bay St. Victoria’s longest running psychic festival.  www.intuitiveartsfestival.com

Anything Goes Market! New, old & interesting items. Held at the Victoria Legion, 411 Gorge Rd., East. Admission by donation. Held Nov. 3 & 17. 10am-3pm each date. Something for everyone.

Luther Court Community Health Ctr is hosting an educational session on High Blood Pressure, presented by 4th year UVIC nursing students, Nov. 6, 5:30pm, 1525 Cedar Hill X Rd. Info, email: community@luthercourt.org

Gordon Head Garden Club meet Wed., Nov. 6, 7-9pm at Gordon Head Lawn Bowling club, 4105 Lambrick Way. Visitors are welcome at no charge, which includes a parlour show, raffle & speaker program.

Winter Wonders Art Show & Sale: 12 Saanich are participating on Nov 9 & 10, 11am-4pm at the Arts Calibre Academy, 2625 Artbutus Rd. Come enjoy a variety of art forms including fine art, prints, fabric art, jewelry & more.

Sacred Heart Church Community Garage Sale: Saturday, Nov. 16, 9am-1pm,  at 4040 Nelthorpe Street.  New & used treasures, baking, coffee, tea, and BBQ Food.

Annual Christmas Fair: Presented by Anglican Church of St. Peter & St. Paul, 1379 Esquimalt Rd., on Saturday November 16, 10am-2pm. Local vendors, handmade crafts, silent auction & more.

St. Mary’s Oak Bay Jazz Evensong welcomes The Miranda Sage Quartet on November 17, 4pm. By donation. 1701 Elgin Rd. Info: 250-598-2212.

RCL#91 Langford LA Christmas Craft Fair & Tea: Nov 17, 10am-3pm at 761 Station Ave., Langford. 36 tables of crafts, silent auction, meat draws & more. Free admission & wheelchair accessible

Operation Christmas Child Seeks Volunteers to pack a gift-filled shoebox with quality toys, school supplies & hygiene items for children around the world, ages 2-14. Details at www.samaritanspurse.occ/pack-a-shoebox

Broadview United Thrift Store is Accepting Donations: Open Wed’s, 10-6pm & Sat’s, 10am-4pm. We are collecting gently used clothing & household items through the week. 3703 St Aidans St., enter from Palo Alto Street.

Speaking of Death: Conversations about end of life well before death. Held the first Wednesday of every month, 6-7pm at Caffe Fantastico, Quadra Village.

Victoria Brass Band Seeking Players: Seniors playing at seniors facilities. Practices Mondays, 1:30-3pm. Information:
victoriabrassband@gmail.com

The Luther Court Community Health Centre offers free health programs open to everyone. Please visit: linktr.ee/luthercourtchc for more info about upcoming programs.

Memory Café Victoria: 12-week social & arts program for people living with memory loss & their care partners. Socializing, learning & engaging in the arts. Sept. 19 - Dec. 5.  Register: memorycafevictoria.org/register
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1. This singer’s first international hit was “It’s Not Unusual.”
2. Lagomorphs, an order of mammals, are more often known as what?
3. Bavaria is a state in what country?
4. Potatoes are native to the Peruvian-Bolivian Andes - T/F?
5. This elastic cartilage closes off the esophagus when swallowing?
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Over the next month, the efforts of your hard work could bear fruit. Just be careful about taking impulsive actions or getting angry at others if they resist your endeavours. Lucky numbers: 5, 18, 27, 34, 36, 40.
Do you feel a push-pull in your primary relationship now, with uncertainty about your need for commitment vs. freedom? Consider adjusting your view of the situation. Lucky numbers: 8, 11, 15, 34, 36, 48.
You may find that your heart and mind are out of sync at the beginning of the week. Try to take a breath and then wait a few days because this dynamic is likely to pass. Lucky numbers: 15, 17, 32, 34, 35, 44.
Might there be an issue in your life that you can’t get an emotional handle on right now? The energy at midweek could help you do so, if you choose to focus on it. Lucky numbers: 9, 14, 21, 37, 40, 48.

Are you trying to achieve something that might be at a stalemate right now? You could consider reducing what you are promising to others to a more practical level. Lucky numbers: 1, 4, 10, 31, 40, 47.

Your detailed, practical nature may be disrupted by foggy thinking at week’s end. This dynamic could pass in a few days. Meanwhile, look out for any intuitive insights. Lucky numbers: 2, 11, 38, 40, 42, 45.
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Libras often prioritize the goals of loved ones over their own. For the next month, consider focusing on your own priorities and asking others to aid your endeavours. Lucky numbers: 3, 12, 16, 27, 38, 39.
For the next month. you may be very assertive. Channel this energy into positive efforts, including physical labour. Resist temptations to argue, as your words can sting. Lucky numbers: 4,  19, 26, 29, 38, 45.
The energy early this week may have you feeling relaxed and content. Before this dynamic passes, consider any changes needed in your life and develop a plan for it. Lucky numbers: 13, 20, 27, 31, 41, 43.
Do you have a project that might need an extra boost to complete it? At midweek, you might be able to find more energy that could aid you in a push to finish it. Lucky numbers: 6, 7, 10, 14, 20, 33.

Midweek may present an opportunity to do an emotional reset for the next month. You might want to take a new look at a situation that recently has stymied you. Lucky numbers: 14, 22, 31, 37, 38, 48.

Are you feeling confused right now about how to proceed with your efforts? Keep working toward your goals, but try to avoid making major decisions this week. Lucky numbers: 7, 12, 18, 28, 34, 42.
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Pharaoh’s secret: Egypt’s Ramses IV became pharaoh later in life, ruling for a short time. When uncovered, his mummy revealed fascinating burial customs like small onions placed in the eye sockets. They were believed to have medicinal and magical properties.

Bridge mystery:
The world’s second-longest river spans three countries, but the Amazon River has no bridges. The challenging rainforest environment, combined with swamps and wetlands, makes bridge construction impractical.
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Poetry panic: Metrophobia, an irrational dread of poetry, induces heightened anxiety at the mere mention of verse, often culminating in severe panic attacks. People suffering from this condition will go to great lengths to avoid poetry. 

Festivus fun: Celebrated on December 23, Festivus gained notoriety as a quirky tradition from the sitcom Seinfeld. Key customs include airing grievances and feats of strength, all centred around an unadorned aluminum pole.

Innovative soles: Visionary coach Bill Bowerman transformed footwear. His eureka moment occurred during breakfast, leading to the creation of the innovative and iconic waffle-soled Nikes. The shoes were introduced at the 1972 Olympic trials.
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Why are mountains the funniest place to visit? Because they are hill areas!

A mask is expensive at Halloween, but it has no face value.

It rained so much on our vacation, instead of sunburn we came back with rust!

Teacher: “The law of gravity explains why we stay on the ground.”
Student: “How did we stay down before the law was passed?”

Knock! Knock! Who’s there? Ben. Ben who? Ben knocking for 20 minutes!
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