Passive-aggressive email phrases to make your colleagues hate you
EVER included the phrase ‘as per my previous email’ to suggest the person you’re writing to is as thick as mince? Then you’ll enjoy these…
Woman appalled by notebook with actual notes inside
A WOMAN who enjoys stationery as an abstract, decorative concept has been disgusted to see it being used for its assigned purpose. Publishing editor Emma,…
Wednesday 6 August Fiesta de San Salvador in El Salvador
As Christopher Columbus first explored the new world, he dished out names to the various islands and coastlines he encountered. He usually went for the…
Tuesday 5 August Mass Uprising Day in Bangladesh
The July Mass Uprising Day has been categorised under the Cabinet Division’s “Ka” category, which includes national and international days of major significance. These days…
Monday 4 August Picnic Day in Northern Territory
The tradition of having a picnic day dates back to the latter part of the 1800s, with several locations in the region proving popular and…
Woman hears boyfriend voicing contrary opinion in his head
A MAN has been shocked to learn that his partner can hear any of his inner thoughts that express dissent. Anthony, not his real name,…
Sunday 3 August Freedom Day in Equatorial Guinea
In October 1968 Equatorial Guinea gained its independence with Francisco Macías Nguema becoming the president of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea. Macias quickly moved to…
‘Cool’ teacher actually fully grown adult seeking approval of 15-year-olds
A TEACHER recognised by his pupils as ‘cool’ is actually a 28-year-old man desperate to be popular with children, it has emerged. Julian, not his…
Saturday 2 August Virgin of Los Angeles Day in Costa Rica
The 'La Negrita' is a small statue of the Virgin Mary carved from dark wood, that was found on August 2nd 1635 by a native…
Friday 1 August Independence Day in Benin
Located on the Gulf of Guinea, the hot and humid West African nation shares borders with Togo to the west, Nigeria to the east, and…
Thursday 31 July Emancipation Day in Bermuda
he British like other colonial powers had allowed the widespread practice of slavery to take place during the time of expansion to the new world.…
Wednesday 30 July Enthronement in Morocco
His Majesty King Mohammed VI, son of the late King H.M. Hassan II, was born on August 21st 1963, in Rabat. Following the death of…
Tuesday 29 July Wallis and Futuna Territory Day in Wallis and Futuna
The two island groups in the South Pacific between Fiji and Samoa were first encountered by Europeans when Dutch navigators passed by in 1616 during…
Couple start business together because they’re in love
A COUPLE who believe that anything is achievable when you’re in deeply in love are proving it by starting a business. Corey and Sian, not…
Sunday 27 July Day of Victory in North Korea
Following the end of the Second World War and the expulsion of Japan from Korea, Korea had split into two sovereign states in 1948. The…
Gap year teaches man lots of things everyone already knows
A 22-YEAR-OLD has returned from a gap year full of priceless first-hand knowledge that is only available to others via Wikipedia. Rubin, not his real…
Saturday 26 July Independence Day in Liberia
The Republic of Liberia began as a settlement of the American Colonization Society (ACS), who believed black people would face better chances for freedom in…
Saturday 26 July Independence Day in Liberia
The Republic of Liberia began as a settlement of the American Colonization Society (ACS), who believed black people would face better chances for freedom in…
Mullet official non-binary haircut
GEN Z has confirmed the mullet is the official hairstyle of anyone who wishes to announce they stand outside of the gender binary. Neither boyish…
Friday 25 July Revolution Anniversary Holiday in Cuba
Fulgencio Batista had led a military coup on 10 March 1952 installing himself as president, supported financially and militarily by the United States government. Batista…