Dec 12

12.12.12

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December 12, 2012

Everybody is crazy with the twelves today, so I thought I’d get in on the action. Here are a few other things that come in a dozen:

A dozen eggs

A dozen doughnuts…or a dozen donuts, depending on who you’re buying them from…

A dozen roses

A dozen Roses of a different type (also known as a dozen Betty Whites)

The ever-popular dozen napkin rings (no, I have no idea why)

My old nemesis, A Dozen A Day finger exercises for piano students. Ugh.

A dozen steps

And…drum roll please…saving the cutest for last…

A dozen baby pandas

My favorite 12/12/12 Facebook post of the day came from Peter Shankman:

“Apologies to all my European friends, as I accidentally referred to today as 12/12/12, instead of 12/12/12. Didn’t mean to disrespect your culture. :)”

Best geeky theatre joke of the day (also from Facebook):

I hope you’ve had a fabulously twelve-y day!

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Click images to see the sites I pulled them from. Except the sound check one – that came from Facebook and I don’t know who created it, but it’s flipping BRILLIANT. 🙂

Tags: 12, December, funny, Peter Shankman, pictures, twelve

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