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Category: Arts and Entertainment >> Humor<< previous page 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 next page >> by Robert Locke [ 2006-11-27 ] Ousted by the Republican party after a closely fought referendum(51%) in which the Monarchy is declared an anachronism, the Queen and Prince Consort decide to live out their exile in Italy. The former UK is now known as New English Republican Dominions
(NERD). Follow their daily adventures as they come to terms with the complicated political and social mores of Italy while keeping in touch with events and personalities back home.
by Robert Locke [ 2006-11-27 ] Ousted by the Republican party after a closely fought referendum(51%) in which the Monarchy is declared an anachronism, the Queen and Prince Consort decide to live out their exile in Italy. The former UK is now known as New English Republican Dominions
(NERD). Follow their daily adventures as they come to terms with the complicated political and social mores of Italy while keeping in touch with events and personalities back home.
In to-day's episode, they are taken up with the World Cup by Josh Greenberger  [ 2006-10-06 ] May you find happiness this year -- even if it kills your wife.
by Peter Cross  [ 2006-09-01 ] mistake by Peter Cross  [ 2006-09-01 ] My sincere apology goes out to all the intelligent women in this world for my article title as well as for the content, but unfortunately it's all based on facts. by [ 2006-08-17 ] How do you know if your mate is fresh & clean? Look for the Tuna Safe logo on the front of her thongs. by Charlie Hatton  [ 2006-08-17 ] I've got nothing against Chuck Norris. Or Vin Diesel. Or even Bill Brasky.
But sometimes you need a hero with different skills. Culinary skills, for instance. A man who slings pickle chips, not roundhouse kicks. A guy with a powerful bouillabaisse, not a blazing beard of power. A forker, not a fighter. by Charlie Hatton  [ 2006-08-17 ] Eight-minutes is barely enough time for a regular person to get to know someone, and find a romantic connection. So how tough would it be for a thirty-foot-tall green monster in a leafy loincloth? Let's find out. by Charlie Hatton  [ 2006-08-17 ] We have this fancy new employee directory web site at work. It's meant to help us find each other, by showing our office locations, phone extensions, and a photo.
It is not, I've been told, meant to help us find pics and phone numbers of hot chicks on the floor above us, so we can call and giggle at them like an idiot. I've been told this several times, in fact. The last time in writing, even. Whatever. by Charlie Hatton  [ 2006-08-17 ] I've been invited to a party. A birthday party. For a two-year-old. And I'm frightened.
I don't personally have a lot of experience with large groups of children - for basically the same reasons that I don't have much experience with large packs of hungry wolves. by Ana Gamit  [ 2006-08-11 ] They keep telling me I am not funny. So I get confused because, as I grew up, my mother always told me how funny and intelligent I was. She said I was the smartest kid on the block, but now things look different. People say I’m always serious, never funny. I think I’m sometimes frightening them with my stiffness. Of course I don’t enjoy the “funny” remarks people make about my life when they say in such cute turns of phrase that I am a loser… I never get all those jokes about my bad haircut and about my ugly dog. I am not funny, my friends say.
by Johnnie W. Lewis [ 2006-07-04 ] A Tongue-in-Cheek checklist for surviving the first year of college! by James L. Snyder Snyder  [ 2006-06-26 ] Someone yelling, “Let’s play ball,” officially announces spring. Springtime and baseball seem to go together, as if God created springtime just for the national pastime.
by [ 2006-06-24 ] Writing a humorous thought for the day is a challenge. Here are some tips for writing humorous material from the creator of a daily humorous thought web site. by Sinead Hoben  [ 2006-06-09 ] There's an old tradition in Ireland, the wake bed, a family bed where the dead are waked. Well, the family bed takes on a whole new meaning when you have children: the awake bed! by Tom Takihi  [ 2006-06-04 ] Laughter and humor are necessities in life. We need to have a release for all the pressure that comes our way and nothing is better at helping us keep our equilibrium than jokes and funny stories, just like at jokepass.com. by Gene Ladnier  [ 2006-05-25 ] Our latest and greatest order from up on high (Headquarters), concerned the body count. (Meaning the number of enemy killed).
by Gene Ladnier  [ 2006-05-25 ] I have a difficult confession to make.
I had a long lasting (secret) love affair with my best friend Ralph!
by Gene Ladnier  [ 2006-05-25 ] I could just see myself back in uniform today with a special operations team. To begin with they’d treat me with kid gloves and call me grandpa, and carry a thermos of Geritol with them and an extra medic or two just to watch out for me. by James L. Snyder Snyder  [ 2006-05-22 ] I always know when April makes its yearly debut without consulting the calendar because my wife usually says, “Let’s clean out the garage today.” Trust me on this one, it is no April fool’s joke, but someone gets fooled. And believe me, I’m just not anybody’s fool. I’m my wife’s fool.
by Karen Fish  [ 2006-05-18 ] Blogging has overtaken Baseball. by [ 2006-05-15 ] What is the purpose of Humor or Laughter ?
It is very difficult to define humour or how it functions. First of all you need wit for good humour, then amusement/irony and laughter.
by rick chapo  [ 2006-05-12 ] Traveling can be a humbling experience, particularly when you travel to a foreign country. Such experiences, of course, give rise to travel jokes. by soal brown  [ 2006-05-09 ] Give Me a One,Two,Three, and a Forum - Online Forum Etiquette by Gloria Law [ 2006-05-08 ] I am a miniature Dachshund. I may be small but my attitude is huge. My mom is a wonderful person and I am totally in love with her. However, when she goes out of town, she leaves me with her mom, my grandma. Grandma has two dogs. Babe is a Doberman/Shepherd cross and Mercedez is a Dalmatian/Black Lab cross. Zack is a big Doberman that belongs to a friend of my mom's. I love Zack. He thinks I'm his parent. This journal is about the times I have been left at Grandma's. It is written to my mom. If you read my whole journal, there is a special treat for you at the end.
by James L. Snyder Snyder  [ 2006-04-29 ] Recently, while sitting in my chair drinking the last of my breakfast coffee, a thought staggered into my mind. I must confess most thoughts are quite lonely once they enter my mind, but this one had a nagging element to it.
by Randall Ulbricht  [ 2006-04-26 ] Here is a humorous look at soap operas 36 years ago. See how closely they mirror today's offerings. This will also show an author how NOT to run sentences on. by Karen Fish  [ 2006-04-18 ] Fiction is stranger than fiction. by Karen Fish  [ 2006-04-11 ]
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by Karen Fish  [ 2006-02-08 ] The worst Article Ever Written. by Charlie Hatton  [ 2006-02-04 ] Saint Valentine's Day rolls around just once a year. And if you've been married as long as I have, your chances for sex don't come much more often. 'There's always next year' is a fine mantra for a Cubs fan or a Libertarian, but not for a lover. So don't miss your amorous opportunity this year -- heed the following Valentine's Day advice. by Josh Greenberger  [ 2006-02-02 ] What makes two people incompatible? How do you recognize the elements of incompatibility?
by Josh Greenberger  [ 2006-02-02 ] At what point is it time to bail out of a relationship?
by Jeanie Marshall  [ 2006-02-01 ] This article is about a celebration that has taken place each February 2 in Pennsylvania, USA, since 1886, Groundhog Day and a recommendation for a film of the same name. |