Proposal of the Day: Woman So Excited About Proposal, She Falls Off Stage It’s the happiest moment of your life, when that special someone pops their shirt off and pops the question. Some people don’t know how to react to this? For some, a tearful “yes” will suffice. For others, falling through a stage is the only response. That’s what Texan woman Endyugi Shoedarsono did when her shirtless boyfriend proposed to her during a music festival in Dallas. Mediaite reported, “Boyfriend Jeff Jackson got on one knee at a Crizzly show to ask her to marry him while Colton Carlyle filmed the whole thing and caught the tumble.” True love exists.
Endyugi’s ok, though. She posted on Facebook.
Don't feel too bad, Edyugi, it happens to the best of us. Even Kelsey Grammer, TV's Frasier.
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Addition of the Day: Japanese Bathrooms Now Have Sanitary Wipes for Cleaning Your Smartphone  Japan might be about 14 hours ahead of New York, but sometimes it feels like the whole country is light years ahead of the world. Bathrooms at Tokyo Narita International Airport now come equipped with wipes for your smartphone because those things are disgusting and, man, you need to clean it. Why are we just doing this now?
via Carly Googles The company that installed them, NTT Docomo, Japan’s largest telecommunications company, said the wipes will be available until March 15, at which point you’ll be forced to clean your phone on your own time and hopefully not get sick. After all, “cell phones carry 10 times more bacteria than most toilet seats” — a man in Uganda even contracted Ebola after stealing one, according to Live Science. NTT Docomo also provided a handy how-to video for using Japanese toilets and information about the wipes, which also include helpful information, like WiFi passwords. Sanitary, informative, and efficient, these wipes are what 2017 are all about. 
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So remember, if someone asks how often you should clean your phone, respond “as often as possible” because you now have no excuse. via docomoOfficial
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Look Back of Day: Seth Meyers Takes a Closer Look at 2016 From “the Closet Summit” to “Birdie Sanders,” the 2016 election was the never-ending nightmare that seems like it never ended. But it’s still worth a closer look, especially when Marco Rubio made allegations about not being able to trust people with small hands (among other things about small hands — man, 2016 really was awful). Anyway, Seth Meyers recapped it all in his “Closer Look” segment. 12 months of horror in eight minutes of comedy. There are all those great things you forgot about, especially this:
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and this:
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Maybe it wasn’t all bad. Wait, yes, it was. 
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