The 2,000,000th post game

Ice Cube was in BARBERSHOP with Eve, who was in
THE WOODSMAN with Kevin Bacon.

TODAY IS

What did one elevator say to the other?

I think I’m coming down with something.

That’s not weird.

I’ll tell you what’s weird.

Selling ice cream...

...while cosplaying as Uncle Phil from the Fresh Prince of Bel Air.

Now that’s weird.
Also...

...whatchu talking’ ‘bout, Willis?

And

The word licorice is derived from the Greek, meaning “sweet root.”

The spelling 'licorice' is used in Canada and the US, while the spelling 'liquorice' is used in the United Kingdom. Here’s how to say licorice in 5 different languages: French: Regliss, German: Lakritze, Italian: Liquirizia, Spanish: Regaliz, Indian: Mulethi.

Many popular figures in history have enjoyed licorice including famous French military leader Napoleon Bonaparte who loved licorice and ate so much of it that his teeth turned black! Now that’s a lot of licorice. And here’s another bit of trivia: Alexander the Great had his armies take licorice with them to chew on if they were thirsty and water was scarce!

In the Middle Ages, Italian knights would use this romantic phrase to dedicate to the ladies they were sweet on: "L’amore e’ un sogno, dolce come il latte e la liquirizia." What does it mean? “Love is a dream, sweet as milk and licorice.” How sweet!

Licorice is still thought to have benefit in the medical community. There’s new research showing that licorice may help to prevent cancer from growing at the cellular level. Wow! Additional clinical studies and research are still being performed, but what a wonderful world it would be if licorice could double as a sweet treat and a cancer-killing candy too!