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Funny Observations

1711. There's No "D" in Refrigerator, Yet There is One in "Fridge"

See also Appliances.

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Funny Animals

1712. Hellbenders

A salamander-like creature that looks a bit like brown jelly.

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Funny Animals

1713. Tassled Wobbegong

A species of carpet shark. See also Australian.

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Funny Observations

1714. In Greek "Arctic" Means Place with Bears, Whereas "Antarctic" Means Place Without Bears

Funnily enough, the Arctic has polar bears, while the Antarctic has no bears. See also Bears, Greek.

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Funny Things to Do

1715. Biting Your Thumb at People

Yet another famous Shakespearian insult. You do a thumbs-up and then put the top of your thumb into your mouth. Bite down. Sick burn. See also Shakespeare.

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Funny Things

1716. Triangles

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Funny Places

1717. Cereal, Alberta, Canada

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Funny Questions

1718. Why Did the Ducks Cross the Road?

I don’t know. See also Birds, Ducks.

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Funny Names

1719. Shakespeare Mozart Amstrong

See also Legendary.

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Funny Sayings

1720. Time is a Contruct and So Are Pants

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