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Is It As American As Apple Pie? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Necessity is meant to be the mother of invention. Does that mean all inventions are necessary? Was the Pet Rock necessary?
Fire Damage Restoration 101 By : Richard Barthallo
You've just lived through your worst nightmare. Your home has been damaged by a fire. Now you have to begin the process of restoring your home to its previous condition. There are several steps to be taken to reach this goal.
How ter Cure Stress Quickly and Effectively By : Al Gammate
Though this article contains valuable and useful information on curing stress, it's also meant to be humorous. This article is written in cockney. So let's have some fun!
Is Inventiveness Still In? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Inventiveness is part of the American character. American inventiveness began with our first and most important invention - our independence.
A Lollipop Lady: The Law Or Just An Easy Target? By : Patrick Omari
Some opinions of lollipop ladies.
Do We Expect Too Much From Our Pets? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Although I didn't expect my thirteen-year-old poodle to be a show dog, he is. He faithfully shows up for meals.
How Do You Put Long In Longevity? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Although my mother-in-law is 93, she says she's too young to know the secret of long life - but maybe thinking young is the secret.
Are The Rich Still Getting Richer? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
With prices going up and the stock market going down, rich is being redefined.
Is Communication Better Today? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Sometimes it's hard to believe we can communicate without cell phones.
Clown College Was Serious Business By : Sebastian Marders
It's been said that a person has a better chance of getting into Harvard than the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Clown College. This fact highlights the extensive admission process and the seriousness of learning to be a clown.
Are You In Step With Your Feet? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Millions of Americans have problems with their feet. If we don't pay more attention to foot care, the U.S. won't have a leg to stand on.
Did I Miss That Day In School? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
As adults the most important thing for us to learn is - there's a lot more for us to learn.
What Are Everyday Mysteries? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
I don't need to understand how a microwave works to cook a potato. I don't have to understand what a gigabyte is to download a movie. Life is simpler if you accept the reality of everyday mysteries.
Are We Getting Older Or Younger? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
The dictionary defines middle age as the time between youth and old age, but that time seems to be getting longer and longer.
Evolution Of The Clown By : Sebastian Marders
Send in the clowns! Perhaps the first time that command was voiced was in China in 1818 B.C. Or maybe it was said during Egypt's Fifth Dynasty around 2500 B.C. Although the history of clowns may not have an exact date, their influence and joy have been felt for thousands of years.
Is Truth Still Stranger Than Fiction? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
If you have to read something twice it qualifies as being stranger than fiction.
What Do You Want To Be When You Grow Up? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
In this land of opportunity we have the opportunity to be whatever we want to be.
The Way To Understand Texas Humor By : Sal Farzin
Texas is popular for a lot of things. But of the many things that are famous there, humor tops the pack. Texas is a very big state. And the people from there pride themselves with all things big.
Texas Humor and the Things it Can Do By : Sal Farzin
Texas humor is something that can make you look at the brighter side, more than anything else. The sense of humor Texas have is entirely its own.
Funny Videos - They Are Good For You! By : Konrad Braun
Most video clips online are relatively short, which is convenient for you; the viewer. You no longer need to spend half an hour or more in front of the TV to relax, loosen up, and have some laughs.
Is 21st Century Communication Different? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
What we want to say doesn't change, but how we communicate it does.
History of the Recliner Chair By : Mitch Endick
While much of the written history of the recliner starts in the early Twentieth Century, the recliner chair dates back much further.
The Comedic Genius Of Robin Williams By : Sebastian Marders
Robin Williams' manic style of comedy earns him the honor of being called a living legend. His wild improvisational skills bring both humor and excitement to his performances, and his impersonations are truly unique.
Aaron McGruder And His Controversial Comic Strip "The Boondocks" By : Sebastian Marders
The satirical and edgy comic strip "The Boondocks," created by Aaron McGruder, involves two young African American brothers from inner-city Chicago who explore life living with their grandfather in an unassuming suburb of the big city.
The Evolution of the Garfield Comic Strip By : Sebastian Marders
June 19th, 1978 saw the birth of one of the most beloved and best known comic strips of all time, Garfield, a tale of an ornery but lovable orange tabby cat, his owner Jonathan Q. Arbuckle, better known simply as Jon, and the long-eared but equally adorable Odie the dog.
Does Cooking Provide Food For Thought? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Although we have to eat to survive, can we survive without cooking?
Does Time Stumble When It Marches On? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Complaining about not having enough time and wishing we had more wastes time.
Charlie Chaplin - The Legend By : Sebastian Marders
Charlie Chaplin's comedy was rich in creativity and cleverness. His ability to make his audience laugh while touching universal chords of emotions was a rare gift.
What Are The Comforts Of Home? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
What qualifies as the comforts of home change as we change. However, we tend to appreciate them most when we're paying the mortgage.
Where Is The Magic In Life? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Not all magic is performed on stage by professionals. Magic is part of our everyday life.
Are Superstitions Based In History? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Although some superstitions are hundreds of years old, most of us don't think we're superstitious. We just don't want to risk offending evil spirits.
What Games Do People Play? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Games are passtimes in which our interest changes as time passes.
Did You Know Colors Talk? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
We're all taught that yellow says caution, red says stop and green says go; but colors say much more than that.
Lou Costello - A Tough Act To Follow By : Sebastian Marders
Funny is as funny does - and Lou Costello did funny. He was part clown, part comedian and a pure professional.
Those Funny Things That You Can Do With Photos By : Kenny Gregg
With the advent of digital photography and the latest in digital cameras that come out with new innovations almost every year, it's no surprise that the average photo enthusiast can do some amazing things to their photographs and even add funny effects and touch ups.
What Could You Do Without? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
The U.S. is one of the world's richest countries. We have everything money can buy plus the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Nevertheless, aren't there some things we could do without?
Love quotes - Adding Romance to Your Life By : lopazski
The subject of love may be one that is written about more than any other around the globe or throughout history. The great romantic poets such as William Shakespeare and Elizabeth Barrett Browning are prime examples of stating love quotes in timeless language.
Christian Comedy - 7 Ways Christian Comedy Can Help Your Church With Outreach By : Terre Grable
Are you looking for an affordable, yet effective way to reach your community? One that will be an encouragement to your members, as well as a meaningful way to share God's love with your local community? Here are 7 ways a Christian comedian can help your church provide both encouragement and outreach within your community
The Randomness Of Funny Stuff By : Sebastian Marders
A whimsical look at the makings of random, funny moments.
What Would Change If I Ran The World? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Fantasizing about ruling the world helps one deal with the frustrations of daily life.
What Would We Do Without Words? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
"A speech, sound, or series of such sounds, having meaning as a unit of language" - it seems to take a lot of words to define what a word is.
What's New In Who Knew? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Because the internet greatly increases the amount of available information, what's new isn't new as long.
Is Work A Four-Letter Word? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Work is something you have to do to earn money. A job is something you do to earn money.It's not "have" as hard.
Is There A Recipe For Making Money? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Americans have lots of ways to make money. Unfortunately, among developed countries, America ranks near the bottom in saving that money.
What's Good About Good Health? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Good health is based on five things. It's based on six things if you count luck.
Haunted Airports in Hawaii! By :
Learn about my ghostly experience working for TSA at Lihue Airport on Kauai.
Is There Humor In Politics? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
In politics a spoonful of humor makes the message go down.
Things To Do With Chauffeur Car Hire By : Catherine Harvey
A look at what can be done in a chauffeured car other than the expected.
Technical Troubleshooting at ATT Yahoo for Fun, Profit and Sheer Adventure By : Jack Deal
What saved me were the string of polite, knowledgeable employees that despite the absurdity of the systems they were working under, were able to work around that and get my problem solved.
Can You Take The "I" Out Of Traffic? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Traffic is one of life's puzzles. While it slows you to a stop, it drives you crazy.
Industrial Design Has It's Uses - Somewhere By : Catherine Harvey
A look at some of the inventions to have been made over time that we all see as innovative at the time but that we all end up storing and not using.
Does Anyone Study Studies? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
If you pick a subject at random and Google it, you're likely to find a study on it.
How Do You Manage Home Management? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Is it just me or is home management a euphemism for homework?
Does Success Make You Successful? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
If you're trying to find success, it helps to know where to look.
What Did Your Mother Tell You? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
We give our children the best advice we can. It sounds familiar because we heard it from our mothers.
What Topics Are In For Being Stressed-Out? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Stress is defined as mental or physical tension. Unfortunately, what causes stress isn't as easily defined.
The Humble Ink Cartridge Is Often Mistaken By : Catherine Harvey
A look at some of the problems encountered when spelling mistakes are made while searching the internet.
Give Me My Tooth By : Jim McLellan
A true and humerous experience in the dentist chair and how it relates to self reliance.
Baby Clothes Louder Than The Baby By : Catherine Harvey
A humourous look at the trend in dressing your children in funny baby t-shirts and the physocological effects it can have.
Are We Acting Our Age? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Anti-aging is big business - which makes me wonder if wisdom really does come with age-ing.
Does Charity Really Begin At Home? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Absence may make the heart grow fonder, but charity makes the heart grow fonder of home and lots of other things.
Do We Put The Lax In Relaxation? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Is it just me or is finding a way to relax stressful?
Comedy and Comedians By : Rodger Jackman
Funny business inc specialize in Clean corporate comedy, and have been filling venues with laughter for over 30 years. Funny Business Inc. has been Canada's largest talent agency and exclusive representative of Yuk Yuk's On Tour from Western to Eastern Canada.
Flash Gordon helps the universe By : charlesillasana
Flash Gordon moaned. His life had changed a lot lately. In charge of a novel and dangerous assignment utilizing spacecraft with a mad professor and a gorgeous woman, he then was said that the father he had thought long dead was a prisoner of Ming The Merciless, a rather unsavoury guy on this bizarre celestial sphere he had landed on.
Is Twitter For Twits? By : Jack Sinclair
Twitter was once full of twits, but look who just moved in...
Laughing Out Loud Online - The Key To Finding Hilarity In A Boring World By :
The daily frustrations of dealing with the Internet and computers can leave even the most pleasant of people in a fowl mood, so it's important for all of us to keep ourselves laughing out loud online.
Did You Play Rich Man, Poor Man? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
A childhood game looks different from an adult perspective.
Is It Later Than You Think? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Is it just me or are we living in such fast-paced times that it's always later than we think.
AIDS epidemic in the USSR By : Denis Portov
When an adult suffers from а child disease, it is extraordinary painful. Just as it happened to me at the late Soviet time when I caught measles, was bedridden for three days with a fever heat of 40C and was going to die...
How Well Do You Know Your Inner Child? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Although we all have an inner child, not enough of us ask if this child wants to come out and play.
The Advantages Of Chauffeur Car Hire By : Catherine Harvey
A look at some of the things you can do when you're stuck in traffic but don't have to drive.
Crazy student hostel By : Denis Portov
Once again about student hostel (this topic has no ending). The story how a door jamb met a head and how the latter capitulated to the former.
April Fool's trick By : Denis Portov
One of the best and funniest April Fool's tricks was invented and played by me last year. I should say that my friend and me used to make fun of each other regularly on April Fool's Day with varying success...
Do We Suffer From 1st World Problems? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
In America, the land of plenty, we don't have 3rd world problems. What we have are plenty of 1st world problems.
Why Is There So Much His In History? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Until recent times those who were predominantly MENtioned in history books were men.
Everybody is happy in their own way By : Denis Portov
It's hard to say for sure what happiness is, but some old people consider themselves experts in this area… Maybe they're just pretending to know, carrying out their insidious plans?
Should Dieting Be Called "Liveting"? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
The first definition for diet in Webster's Dictionary is "what a person or animal usually eats or drinks". Weight loss isn't mentioned. Doesn't that mean 100% of Americans should be on healthy diets?
Is It Murphy's Law Or Me? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Murphy's Law states that whatever can go wrong will. Although that's a negative outlook on life, there are days when its ring of truth is deafening.
So Whats So Funny? By : Neil Ebsworth
A look at the roots of humor and what makes us laugh.
Do You Force The Forces Of Motivation By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Maybe it's not love that makes the world go around. Maybe it's motivation.
casino de m... By : Benjamin Muller
Voila mon histoire. J'avais la vingtaine. Le casino m'a totalement ruine.
Katana master By : Denis Portov
This story took place in feudal Japan in the 18th century. The great warrior and commander Uesugi Kenshin said, "A warrior has success in his head, armor on his chest, and his fate is in heaven. Go to fight with confidence and you'll come back without a single wound…
Do You Have Any Saving Graces? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
The Declaration of Independence guarantees us the right to the pursuit of happiness, but the pursuit has made us almost last among developed nations when it comes to saving money.
My Life Story On The Big Screen! By : Bob Alexander
It will be a tough job for any actor to play Bob Alexander in the movies, but there is one that can do the job!
Do Advertisers Put The Ad In Ad Nauseam? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
The purpose of advertisements is to sell products, but sometimes it's hard to buy what the advertisements say.
Are All Ideas Created Equal? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Inventors continually prove that not every idea is a good idea.
Funny Things in Your Life By : mladjan
Incredible easy ways to have a good time can be drawn from this document and those ways may be helpful during the hours you're tired.
How To Change An Ink Cartridge By : Catherine Harvey
A look at the difficulties associated with changing an ink cartridge.
Goofisms: The Worms Have It! By : Mac Bartine
"The buzz is: worms may well save the planet." Ecological satire by Goofism founder Mac Bartine.
Who Knew Pyrotechnics Is A Hobby? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
From apple growing to zither playing, listing all the possible hobbies one could have could be a hobby.
Don't You Hate Feeling Taken? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Cleaning solutions that don't remove stains, diet pills that don't burn fat, cars that don't run as good as they look - the only thing worse than feeling taken is feeling taken twice.
Is It Really As Good For The Gander? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
In marriage, job and life expectancy, what's good for the goose isn't always the same for the gander.
Do Old Sayings Still Mean What They Say? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
An apple a day keeps the doctor away, absence makes the heart grow fonder, don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today - old sayings never die, we just hear them differently.
Why Aren't Things What They Seem? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Computer graphics, special effects in movies, plastic surgery - these are just a few examples of why things aren't always what they seem.
Is It To Die For? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
To die for is a frequently used expression. Paradoxically, it's an expression with long life.
What's The Lowdown On Dental Hygiene? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Electric toothbrushes, whitening toothpastes, bacteria-fighting rinses and minted flow - today dental hygiene is a subject you can get your teeth into.
Valentine's Day Cards By : Aun Rizvi
Valentine's Day is celebrated every year on February the 14th. This day is celebrated to express love. For lovers it is the most important day as they can express their deepest feelings to their loved ones. On Valentine's Day we honor all those people who we love the most. Love is the most beautiful feeling in which our heart does the talking. To express this beautiful feeling millions and millions are spent on cards, flowers, gifts and candies every year. The best way to express the impact of love is the Valentine Card.
Faulty Meat Processing Machines Go Haywire By : Catherine Harvey
A humourous look at what can happen if meat processing machines malfunction.
Civilized Visualization or Worrying About Worrying About Having the Big One By : Jack Deal
As if there isn't enough to worry about already...
Can the New Techies Manage and Maintain Their Vast, Extended Neural Networks? By : Jack Deal
Devices and gadgets have extended the brain's neural network to outside the cranium. What happens when these devices fail?

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