- Do You Wish You Were Living in the Eighties? By : Matthew W. Grant
This article takes you back to all the memories of your favorite decade. You'll be looking for your hair spray any minute! - Magic Tricks Revealed By : Malega Michael
Interesting article for Magic Tricks Revealed, tips, ideas, recommendations that may be of benefit to you, to lean more about Magic Tricks Revealed, please check our web site… - The Truth Behind Valentine's Day - Past and Present By : Corina Clemence
The legend of Saint Valentine, and some interesting facts and stories about how it is celebrated today. - Why Are Some Plants Called Weeds? By : Tom Henricks
Shouldn't weed classification really should remain in the eye of the beholder? - A Concise History Of Cartoons And Funny Pictures By : Vicki Churchill
For as long as man has been able to paint and draw, funny pictures and cartoons have been depicted on caves walls, canvas, paper, floors, ceilings and even skin! - Fun Free Games By : Vicki Churchill
Everyone likes to play games from children to adults and you don't have to hurt your wallet organising a fun day or evening of entertainment. Some of the most enjoyable activities are simple free games - Galloping Gooseberry - A Real Life Experience By : Sarathy sadagopan
Sagarika, a business writer with a delhi based pulication shares a funny life experience of hers. - Rate People And Get Yourself Rated On Websites By : Daniel Wesley
Submit some of your pictures so that the members of a particular website can rate you on the basis of the photographs you submit or upload on the website. - Express And Impress With Buddy Icons By : Daniel Wesley
The icons used in many IM programs like AOL Instant, Yahoo Messenger and MSN Messenger are referred to as buddy icons. - Fran Capo, Angel On Her Shoulder By : Mark Greenstein
well known comedian, Fran Capo has been on the Larry King Show, and said the Eulogy for the victims of the Titanic tragedy. Hear her divine story of her contact with a real angel. - The Druggie, The Witch, You, Me and Harry Potter By : Ba Kiwanuka
Bodybuilders, bats, witches, princes and druggies! Seems like everybody is cruising The Potter Express these days. - Do You Want to Know what Goes On at the White House? By : marco miranda
Recent political changes are bound to affect the jobs and lives of White House officials. Let us hear some of the gossip. - Welcome Back Professor! By : marco miranda
On his return from Zurich the Professor discusses Iraq, Middle East situation and Axis of Evil matters. A humorous slant on serious matters. - Do You Want to Know What Happened to Karl? By : marco miranda
It seem that Karl Rove;s brilliant perdormance is coming to an end as a reult of the Democrat's victory in the Mid Term Elections, - Is the Word Christmas Politically Correct? By : marco miranda
The so called political correctness has created absurd guidelines affecting ordinary situations, events and personalities in our society. Time to unmask some of them. - Just A Bus Trip Or A Daytime Nightmare? By : Martyn Brown
Martyn Brown writes and edits home business publications but, on occasions, looks at the lighter side of life. Martyn took a rare bus trip. - Mobile Disco - Quick Before They Lock Us In By : Martyn Brown
This is a true account of a mobile discotheque performed at an 'Old Folks' home. Highly entertaining ... and the disco was too. - The Effects Of Funny Things By : Vicki Churchill
This article looks at the wonderful effects of laughter & really funny things. - Are You Spreading Humor By : David Hill
My first thought upon seeing the subject, "Are you sharing humor?" was that it referred to comics or orators. After giving some thought to the subject I began to see that each one of us, at sometime or other, should share our humor. - Honey Do List Gone Wild For Unemployed Men By : Barbara Cipak
Sarcastic humor, yes it is the healer of our soul. A cup of reality mixed in with some slap-my-face humor put in the form of two poems. Laughing our way to the grave, now there's a plan. - Never Open An Outhouse Door Without Knocking By : Duane Shinn
I suppose that every hometown of every child holds certain favorite hiding places, or short cuts, or little-known doors or cubbyholes or secret passageways or whatever, and Auburn, the little town where I grew up, was no exception. - How Grandma's Lap Robe Saved My Legs By : Duane Shinn
As I was growing up, Grandma always made sure that I wouldn't catch cold by insisting I have a lap robe over my legs. Didn't matter if it was 32 degrees or 100 degrees; the lap robe was an absolute necessity. - How To Impress Girls - Or Maybe Not By : Duane Shinn
I suppose that all males at some time in their life attempt to impress girls. My efforts started in about the 5th grade, and left a great deal to be desired. - How I Found Out That God Bowls On Monday Evenings at 7 By : Duane Shinn
I grew up wondering what Jesus did on Monday evenings. My Uncle Verge went bowling on Monday evenings, and although a good Methodist child wouldn't be caught dead inside a bowling alley back in those days, I sometimes visualized Jesus bowling along side of Uncle Verge, since they both apparently had Monday evenings off. - Remote Viewing & Remote Influencing - What is it? By : Jim Pretin
A commentary about Remote Viewing and Remote Influencing - Couch Potato Success Factors By : Peter Murphy
A short humourous piece of what couch potato success entails. - Internet Scams and the Charlatans Behind Them By : Jim Pretin
A humorous commentary about internet making money scams - Tech Support Comedy By : Allyson Brandy
Ever wonder what the help-desk technician was doing on the other end of the phone when you scream that your computer just crashed? Well, here's a website full of tech support horror stories that would make the most stalwart consumer cringe and will, at the very least, leave you in laughing hysterically or in tears depending on where you appear in the lack of competancy index. - Brighten Your Day and Enlighten Your Life By : Mike Moore
If you find these quotes humorous search them for hidden wisdom - The Difference Between An Optimist And A Pessimist By : Saleem Rana
Attitude determines everything. In this humorous exchange between an optimist and a pessimist, we can see how our attitude defines our health, wealth, and experience of luck. - Three Cheers For The Patriot Act! By : Andrew Wroblewski
I'm as patriotic as the next person, maybe even more so if the next person is the cashier at my local convenience store which still doesn't seem to employ REAL Americans; but I digress.
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