The ferengi rules of acquisition!
If you don’t know who the Ferengi are, then you need to get a life!
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BREAKING RESEARCH NEWS – The Quantum Mechanics of Stupidity
In a groundbreaking study, a team of researchers at the International Institute of Quantum Idiocy (IIQI) has discovered a new set of particles that is believed to be the fundamental building blocks of stupidity. The particle, named the “stupidion,” has a unique set of properties that set it apart from all other known particles in ...
Joke – Man with Rolls Royce
I’ve trawled through all my posts – not one by one but with the search engine in the backend – and realised that I’ve not posted any jokes up here. So this one starts a series on jokes that will have a tag of ‘jokes’. Sorry about that. To continue with the joke now.
Did a partay happen if no one knew about it?
Well, I nearly died of laughter. This is a play on that tree which fell that know one knew about. Of course it is about something else too – obviously!
Two kinds of comedians
Of course there must be more than two kinds of comedians. But of the two main types, one is funnily serious whilst the other is seriously funny! The choice is yours! 😁😂
Amused again
I tell you, my interactions with the humans are so amusing. It’s part of the reason I stay among them. It’s like watching ants in or around their nests doing various things – interesting and amusing what they get up to – pulling and tugging at small pieces of food (for example) but then going ...
Truth in sick humour
Well as I’ve said so many times, the truth knows no restraint and respects no confines. George Carlin – is famous for sick humour. The clip below is one of his finest. It’s not intended for Brits, who from my experience find difficulty seeing below sick American humour – and who are easily offended by ...
Unexpected delivery!
Oh well, I was expecting a delivery – it’s just not the one I was expecting! LOL. My cat, Rocco, was probably trying to please.
