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Funny Animals

5081. Aha Ha Wasp

A species of Australian wasp. The guy who discovered it said "aha", hence the name. See also Insects.

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Funny Words

5082. Fardingbag

The first stomach of a cow. See also Farming, Science.

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Funny Things

5083. Mouche

French for "fly", the artificial face moles that were a popular fashion choice in 19th century Europe. See also Fashion, French.

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Funny Clothes

5084. Leather Baseball Caps Shop

The baseball cap for dress occasions. See also 90's, Fancy.

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Funny Things

5085. Double-Bladed Windshield Wipers

Big in the late 80's/Early 90's. These beauties came in multiple colors, mostly neon, and who ever had them on their ride was a complete bad-ass. See also 90's.

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Funny Sayings

5086. Nuckin' Futs

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Funny Euphemisms

5087. Selling Hot Dogs

It's what my dad would ask if my fly was open.

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Funny Places

5088. Fantasy Island

"Da Plane, Da Plane". The TV show where people found out what they really wanted was to stay off cheesy 70's TV. See also 70's.

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Funny Sayings

5089. Please Park in Our Rear

My mom and I would get the giggles every time we saw this sign in front of a store. See also Sophomoric.

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Funny Animals

5090. Eclyse

Also known as a zorse, a half-zebra, half-horse.

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