Actually, what’s more important is that his followers must accept his death as their salvation. The Bible didn’t say anything about celebrating his birthday. And yes, it didn’t specify the day he was born because our current calendar didn’t exist at the time of his birth.
I always keep a loonie and a toonie in my coat pocket for good luck heheNo way Canada actually has coins called loonie and toonie that’s actually peak lmao
I have a smallish dog myself, so maybe that’s why.
Yup, stills feel like that... Despite being just literally a few days away.
I went into a shop on the 23rd, and they already had all their Christmas stock and just store decorations. cleared out. Like, it was as if they thought Christmas had already passed or somethingWe're already putting up Valentine's decorations....like please at least wait for the Christmas decorations to come down first!
It looks like a tornado tore through the house and left a bunch of Valentine decorations in the middle of the Christmas ones.
But somehow…it ends up in comedies. I swear I’ve heard it in “Impractical Jokers” and “Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls”.A little surprised this song became a meme.
“Impractical Jokers” also plays another classical piece a lot. However, I can’t identify it for the life of me. It goes like “da da da da do, da da da da do. Dadadadadada DOO”. At first I thought it was the Blue Danube Waltz, but it sounds a bit different. What’s funny though is that I’ve read the show has some of their own composers, so maybe one of them wrote it. (Or I’ll have to download Shazam.)I've heard it a LOT in Impractical Jokers and some other shows... it's just really nice background music to be honest. It just... sets up that joke, if you know what I mean.
No, but funny clip!
I posted the song I recognized in the show and movie (Boccherini’s Minuetto); this different one is more of an orchestral piece. I think it might be Tchaikovsky…it’s oddly familiar. It’s four comedy guys who prank people around the New York/New Jersey area (except for the vacation episodes) and whoever refuses to do the most pranks gets a “punishment”. (For example, Murr has to dress like Dracula and sing in a gospel choir, Joe has to stand up in the middle of a movie theater and announce he pooped his pants, etc.) They’ve also made up their own songs for various episodes, like “Butterfly Crime Scene” and “Shut Your Face, Grandma”.
