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2020 Wrap-Up... Remember Crowds?

Do you remember anything that happened in 2020 prior to March? As we ring in the New Year, here are 10 things that happened in 2020. The most interesting, secluding, craziest year of them all.
2020 Wrap-Up... Remember Crowds?

1. Murder Hornets 

As if an invisible virus, and election weren’t enough. Mother nature thought, “Why not throw murder hornets in the mix too!”

2. Tiger King

Everyone was stuck inside, and ran out of things to watch. Why not try a series about two tiger enthusiasts -- one  that may or may not have killed her  husband.

3. Toilet Paper

A common staple that has suddenly become a high value commodity. Never leave home without it!

4. Is It Cake?

If you cut us do we not bleed? Well, if the baker did a good enough job, we might be cake. But don’t cut everything open in your house to double check.

5. Vaccines

 In the span of nine months we got a virus and a vaccine. Unfortunately, neither of them are the beer of the same name.

6. Tik Tok 

The dance challenges, the vlogs ... it was the only thing that kept the youngest generation going while staying inside.

7. Kanye West For President

Yeezy ran for President in twelve  states. That’s it. I’ll just leave that there.

8. Space

So much happened in space this year! Space Force, the military branch and the television series, water on the moon, and Elon Musk’s rocket exploded.  Space gave us a lot of gifts.

9. Brexit

The UK left the European Union, but didn’t think to leave behind the constantly rainy weather or bland food. Too bad.

10. Taco Bell

 Some people think World War III officially began when Taco Bell took half their menu items away. I can’t say I completely disagree.


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dave_ash 01/02/2021 01:35 AM
Most importantly, the Kansas City Chiefs won the Super Bowl.

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