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Rene would be proud...
Wrongbutfunny.com is the critically acclaimed (okay, WE like it)
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Apparently, back in the 70's, Colonel Sanders was considered a super-hero.
(KFC = Kentucky Fighter of Crime?).
Wrongbutfunny.com is the critically acclaimed (okay, WE like it)
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into existence almost DAILY by Brad French and David Kamatoy of the ALSO critically
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It's Memorial Day Weekend, gang! Time to fire up the grill, right?
Let's be careful out there, people -- we've got the whole three months ahead of us...!
Wrongbutfunny.com is the critically acclaimed (okay, WE like it)
cyberspace comedy catalogue and consistent cure for irritating Internet ennui transmitted
into existence almost DAILY by Brad French and David Kamatoy of the ALSO critically
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Public perception of the presidency seems to have shifted a bit with #44...
Wrongbutfunny.com is the critically acclaimed (okay, WE like it)
cyberspace comedy catalogue and consistent cure for irritating Internet ennui transmitted
into existence almost DAILY by Brad French and David Kamatoy of the ALSO critically
acclaimed (again, pretty much US)
A Texas artist has created jewelry you could eat -- dehydrated fruit mounted on finger rings. Sez Cathy, "What will be fun is to see how these rings hold up over the next few months – I plan on making another set of photos later on to see how they decay. Already the Texas humidity is making them a bit soft, which I don’t mind – the only thing I really fear are maggots."
Wrongbutfunny.com is the critically acclaimed (okay, WE like it)
cyberspace comedy catalogue and consistent cure for irritating Internet ennui transmitted
into existence almost DAILY by Brad French and David Kamatoy of the ALSO critically
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First we had the "grass" knuckles, then the plush knuckles -- now we've got the "soap" knuckles! The SPYE company (Subversively Playful Young Eccentric) in Harlem, NYC sez: "Slip on a pair of our
Soap knuckles and hurt some dirt. Casted from genuine brass knuckles this all
natural glycerin soap is designed to add a bit of playful subversion to your
soap dish. A great gift for the street tough germaphobe or hygienic hipster."
Wrongbutfunny.com is the critically acclaimed (okay, WE like it)
cyberspace comedy catalogue and consistent cure for irritating Internet ennui transmitted
into existence almost DAILY by Brad French and David Kamatoy of the ALSO critically
acclaimed (again, pretty much US)
Here's a lovely bit of video from Dan Meth...
Emomelon Days from Dan Meth on Vimeo.
Wrongbutfunny.com is the critically acclaimed (okay, WE like it)
cyberspace comedy catalogue and consistent cure for irritating Internet ennui transmitted
into existence almost DAILY by Brad French and David Kamatoy of the ALSO critically
acclaimed (again, pretty much US)
Ben Zimmer over at Visual Thesaurus sez in yesterday's column that the word moist is so reviled it has its own Facebook group called "I HATE the word MOIST!" He goes on to say: "It's difficult to find any unifying thread for these words that get people's goat. But much like the enjoyable words on the 'favorites' list like serendipity and mellifluous, there's a certain sound/sense combination that sparks these word aversions. Why does moist merit a Facebook group of haters, while hoist and joist go unnnoticed? It's more than just the sound of the word: the disliked words tend to have some basic level of ickiness. As I told the Albany Times Union, this ickiness can have to do with slimy stuff, bodily discharge, or other things that people would prefer not to think about. Icky words include nostril, crud, pus, and pimple. Ointment and goiter share the "oi" sound with moist: there must be something about that diphthong that gets under people's skin." The WBF staff talked amongst ourselves and decided we think the word icky is icky.
Wrongbutfunny.com is the critically acclaimed (okay, WE like it)
cyberspace comedy catalogue and consistent cure for irritating Internet ennui transmitted
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acclaimed (again, pretty much US)
so you won't have to, either!
Wrongbutfunny.com is the critically acclaimed (okay, WE like it)
cyberspace comedy catalogue and consistent cure for irritating Internet ennui transmitted
into existence almost DAILY by Brad French and David Kamatoy of the ALSO critically
acclaimed (again, pretty much US)
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