There is no denying that LeBron James is among the best basketball players that we have around. He may not have the championship ring to prove this but he can surely dunk and leave you in awe. Take this case from an exhibition game in Memphis where he pumped 43 points, including this awesome tomahawk dunk.

You may have seen him with that dunk before but for this woman, it was a dunk that deserves her congratulatory hand. She stood up, extended her hand to congratulate LeBron and got a cold hand. Actually, he acted as if he did not see her. Because of this, she made LeBron reach her hand so she can congratulate her.

Someone from Miami Heat should teach LeBron a thing or two about shaking hands, or maybe how to give a high-five. There are reports that the woman who stood up was his mom. Really? He cannot extend his arm even to his mom?

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National High Five Day Origins

National High Five Day is a relatively new celebration, started at the University of Virginia in 2002. The explanation of the holiday, according to the official National High Five Day Web site:

“Imagine that while on your way to class, you pass a dignified looking middle-aged man in a suit. You, of course, are wearing the same underwear as yesterday, a pair of pants off your floor, and a T-shirt with something ironic printed on it. Instead of noticing this respectable pillar of society fifteen seconds or so before your interaction is fated to occur, and lowering your head to avoid his disapproving scowl, you take another course of action. You confidently walk forward, and at the moment of passing, you and the businessman simultaneously raise your hands and wordlessly high-five. The sound of the perfect high five resonates, causing those nearby to silently and enviously take notice. You both walk on, and likely relate the story to whomever you eat dinner with that night. There is no reason why this should not happen with alarming frequency.”

National High Five Day: What to Do?

So how to celebrate National High Five Day? The official site suggests you simply “extend your outstretched hand to the next stranger who walks by, and repeat until the High Five is reciprocated.” Seems easy enough.

Need more info? Check out the following National High Five Day documentary. And hey, if it isn’t your thing, there’s always National PB&J Day, National Napping Day, National Pancake Day, Pi Day, or — perhaps most practical of all — National Squirrel Appreciation Day.

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We’re already 5 minutes in to the new season of American Idol, and already it’s the gift that gives. The latest comes from Ryan Seacrest, who tries to high-five a contestant…who is blind/

In the video below, Scott MacIntyre, cane in hand is oblivious to Seacrest, who goes for the high-five, then recovers by forcing a high-five anyway by grabbing his hand.

Enjoy.

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