Our Big Dumb Year: 30 Tampa Bay stories you probably forgot from 2020

What a dumb, dumb year. Here are a few irreverent stories you may have missed from the longest 366 days in the history of mankind.

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Our Big Dumb Year: 30 Tampa Bay stories you probably forgot from 2020
"As I'm filming, they're cheering and cheering, this one came around, swirled around, danced, then he bent over and lifted up his kilt and there's his backside saying hello. Everyone's cheering and cheering and shaking and then you're seeing other body parts shaking around from underneath there," Clermont resident Steve Treague told WTVT. Read More
"As I'm filming, they're cheering and cheering, this one came around, swirled around, danced, then he bent over and lifted up his kilt and there's his backside saying hello. Everyone's cheering and cheering and shaking and then you're seeing other body parts shaking around from underneath there," Clermont resident Steve Treague told WTVT. Read More
A Tampa strip club gave away an absurd amount of face masks to locals who have no issues with going to a strip club during a coronavirus outbreak. Read More
A Tampa strip club gave away an absurd amount of face masks to locals who have no issues with going to a strip club during a coronavirus outbreak. Read More
Officials with the City of Lakeland have taped off an area of Lake Hollingsworth after residents noticed a large number of horny snakes. Read More
Officials with the City of Lakeland have taped off an area of Lake Hollingsworth after residents noticed a large number of horny snakes. Read More
In a twist of fate, two eras of 2020 pop culture have collided after Tampa Big Cat Rescue CEO Carole Baskin criticized rapper Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion for using big cats in their internet-breaking song “WAP.” Read More
In a twist of fate, two eras of 2020 pop culture have collided after Tampa Big Cat Rescue CEO Carole Baskin criticized rapper Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion for using big cats in their internet-breaking song “WAP.” Read More

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