Dave Barry has posted his yearly 12 months in Overview at the Miami Herald. It is usually out a small earlier, but 2016 gave him -and absolutely everyone- a whole lot to digest. he commences out by explaining that this is the weirdest of all the many years he has written about.
Over the past number of decades, we here at the Year in Evaluation have reviewed some fairly disturbing many years. For instance, there was 2000, when the final result of a presidential election was decided by a small group of deeply confused Florida residents who had apparently attempted to vote by chewing on their ballots.
Then there was 2003, when a individual named "Paris Hilton" out of the blue grew to become a major global superstar, regardless of possessing a level of discernible talent so reduced as to make the Kardashians appear like the Jackson five.
There was 2006, when the vice president of the United States -- who claimed he was attempting to deliver down a suspected quail -- shot a 78-12 months-previous man in the encounter, only to be exonerated right after an investigation revealed that the Holidays Travel victim was an attorney.
And -- possibly most inexplicable of all -- there was 2007, when millions of folks voluntarily put in Windows Vista.
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Yes, we have witnessed some weird years. But we've never ever noticed one as weird as 2016. This was the Al Yankovic of many years. If many years were films, 2016 would be "Prepare 9 from Outer Room." If years have been relatives, 2016 would be the uncle who exhibits up at your Thanksgiving dinner sporting his underpants on the outdoors.
If you want to relive 2016 in the most humorous way that can be mustered up ahead of the vacation weekend, you can see it all, broken down month by month, here.
