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It's unbelievable that it took until 2015 to do this, but McDonald's is finally introducing all-day breakfast.

For someone who has been partying all night during spring break, 11 a.m. seems so early. However, one hotel in Panama City Beach, Fla., thought that was the perfect time for party animals to wake up. The way the hotel decided to awaken everyone was to blast the "The Circle of Life," the theme song from the Disney movie The Lion King.

There's a good chance you've never heard of the song "Amen, Brother" from the band The Winstons, a b-side released in 1969. But there's a very good chance that you've heard what is referred to as the "Amen, Brother" break, a six-second drum solo that appeared in the middle of the song.

Years ago, we played audio then just released of a telephone call between President Lyndon Baines Johnson and his tailor requesting specially-made pants that would accommodate his "nuts all the way back to his bunghole." The audio is so non-presidential, but it's great nonetheless.

Adam Stinnett is a seven-year-old from McMinnville, Tenn. He got in a bit of trouble last week at Bobby Ray Memorial Elementary School -- and the reason he got in trouble is ridiculous.

There are few people who would work for a company that works on cell towers, especially since you have to work hundreds of feet in the air. This man, though, is not afraid of heights and was way up there working on a tower. While up there, he and his co-worker got a little hungry and decided to order some pizza.

Stephen Peterson got a surprise when going out to his truck one recent morning.

Patrick Moore is a Monsanto lobbyist for the weed killer Roundup. During an interview with French TV channel Canal+, he said that the active ingredient in Roundup is safe to drink.

Everyone has an embarrassing moment at some point. However, at least here on The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show, we have a dump button to hit.

An honorable mention for a Darwin Award goes to this guy!

Wait a damn minute here. All these years, we were led to believe that the Michigan native and musician Stevie Wonder is blind. But now this?!

Canada gets made fun of a lot, but you can't deny the people proud enough to admit to being Canadian are some of the nicest people you'll ever come into contact with (arguably too nice).