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Funny Things to Do

3871. Filling the Bed of a Pickup Truck with Water

Instant pool!

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Funny People

3872. Trumpus

Forget Krampus. Trumpus is real and he wants to build a wall to block us in. See also Monsters, Politics.

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Funny Things to Do

3873. Trying to Finish a Bowl of Cereal While Driving to Work

Allows you to sleep for an extra 10 minutes. See also Breakfast, Dangerous, Office.

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Funny Videos

3874. Duck and Cover

A cute PSA from the Cold War with a turtle demonstrating how to duck and cover and survive an atomic bomb. See also 50's.

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Funny Places

3875. George, WA

Punny. See also Politics, Presidents.

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Funny Words

3876. Sternutate

A verb that's a synonym of "sneeze". As in "Oh dear, I sternutated" or "that was rather a large sternutation".

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Funny Euphemisms

3877. Letting Your Friend George Decide

I.e. flipping a quarter.

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Funny Foods

3878. Cheeseburger Without Cheese

In the '80's there was a restaurant in Austin, Texas that served only cheeseburgers. You had to pay 50 cents extra to get your cheeseburger without cheese. See also 80's, Texas.

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Funny Phrases

3879. All Y'all

Used in Texas like the word "y'all", but used for groups of over 9 people. See also Texas.

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Funny Things to Do

3880. Liberating Things

I'm not stealing it, I'm liberating it! See also Crime.

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