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Humans have been chewing gum for thousands of years, making bubble gum’s invention almost 100 years ago a relatively new development. Find out more about gum, how to chew it and when to spit it out when we blow up gum in today’s article!

It’s likely you’ve celebrated this day before – and before that, and before that. Over a century isn’t a bad run for a rodent-themed, weather-prediction tradition that traces its German roots back to the middle of the 19th century.

With over 3,000 species of snakes populating the Earth, they’re due for their own day … aren’t they?

Go out the “In” door. Say “Goodbye” instead of “Hello.” Confuse your friends and confound your rivals (or visa versa). It’s National Backwards Day today!

Originally intended to be sold as wallpaper when it was invented in the 1950s, bubble wrap is now both a popular packing material and annoying habit enabler for people who are perpetually fidgety.

Puzzles are a great way to stimulate the brain, expand your vocabulary, and humiliate your friends … could there be any more reasons to celebrate National Puzzle Day?

Whether you choose to celebrate National Blueberry Pancake Day today or not, it’s hard to deny that nothing beats a warm stack of flapjacks on a cold, wintery day (like today).

It’s National Fun At Work Day, so I’ve provided a list of some fun things to do at the office to make this a Friday worth remembering. Enjoy!

January 26th is Australia Day around the world – because if anyone deserves a party, it’s all the men at work and supertramps from the land down under.

Celebrate the day Florida claims as its own and the rest of the country points out the fact that the state’s resemblance to America’s penis is more than just merely coincidental.