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Humor and Fun
Post your jokes, funny articles here. Anything goes.
Hey, who all is getting to go to a nude Halloween party and what are you going as? I thought I'd get a cape anda top hat and go as a VERY transparent magician. It WOULD pose certain challenges to performing magic, as there really are things up...
I thought it might be fun twist to reinvent the old Jeff Foxworthy routine "...you might be a redneck". So here goes. If you think the sight of naturally feeding a child would be harmful to a child.... you might be a textile. or, If you...
I've just swallowed a bone Oh dear are you choking No I'm serious.
Thought this might be a fun topic. I always love it when a company pushes the envelope with their advertising. Came across this great youttube video the other day documenting a photo shoot. It's pretty funny. So thought I would share....
Arrrrr, it be talk like a PIE-RAT day........shiver me timbers, man the bilges......shut up Polly!
What do you think of the Fall Lineup? I am looking forward to the Season Premiere of "Bones" tonight.
( TRY TO KEEP IT CLEAN )
A hunter visited another hunter and was given a tour of his home. In the den was a stuffed lion. The visiting hunter asked, "when did you bag him?" The host said, "that was three years ago, when I went hunting with my wife." ...
The object of this game is to carry on a conversation, with some witty reference to driving, in each sentence. PLEASE TRY TO KEEP IT CLEAN ( IF POSSIBLE ) Please copy and paste, just as we did with the song title ones.
A wife arrived home late one night and quietly opened the bedroom door. On seeing four legs under the blanket instead of two, she picked up a baseball bat and started hitting the blanket as hard as she could. She then went to the kitchen for a drink...



