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80 days around the world 

A book that Disney made into a movie.
The show 80 days around the world was ok
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Around the World in 80 Days 

A popular novel written by the famous Jules Verne, which involves two fellows by the name of Phileas Fogg and his butler Passepartout to travel around the world in 80 days for the wager of 20,000 pounds. They travel and explore numerous countries in their race around the world.

Several film adaptations of the novel have been produced. By far the best version of the novel was the 1956 version which starred David Niven, Cantinflas, Robert Newton and Shirley MacLane. It won 5 Academy Awards including Best Picture, beating The Ten Commandments and The King and I.

More recently it a Disney film version of the novel was released in 2004, starring Jackie Chan, Steve Coogan and various cameo appearances from big name stars such as Arnold Schwarzenegger and Owen Wilson. The film was a massive box office disaster and generally panned by the critics.
Read the book and buy the 1956 verison but avoid the Disney remake like the plague. If you want a good Jackie Chan flick, watch Police Story or Project A instead.

AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS 

when your in a street fight and one of your biggest homeboys grabs an enemy by the arm and punches them repeatedly in the back of the head while completing a full circle
little dude went around the world in 80 DAYS and went straight to sleep

Around the World in 80 Days 

Sleeping with at least one person each of White, Black, Asian, Middle Eastern, and Native American decent within an 80 day window.
In college I didn't have cash to travel, but I did manage to go Around the World in 80 Days tearing through the sororities!
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