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Funny Things

5211. Baseballs with Blue Seams

There's always at least one in the bucket See also Baseball, Sports.

Added by Corey on March 14, 2011| 1 Comment | You Like This |

Funny Words

5212. Hogwash

Means ridiculous.

Added by a Guest on March 13, 2011| 2 Comments | You Like This |

Funny People

5213. Security Guard Watching Sports on a Small, Black-and-White Television

If you ever need to sneak past a person to advance the plot, he's the guy. See also Movies.

Added by Ryan on March 12, 2011| Comment | You Like This |

Funny Euphemisms

5214. Shouting Groceries

See also Vomit.

Added by DTrain on March 10, 2011| Comment | You Like This |

Funny T-Shirts

5215. I Put Ketchup on My Ketchup Shop

Have I mentioned I like ketchup? See also Condiments.

Added by DTrain on March 10, 2011| 6 Comments | You Like This |

Funny People

5216. Sesquipedalians

Someone who likes to use long words. Sounds more like a sea creature!

Added by zot on March 9, 2011| 3 Comments | You Like This |

Funny Words

5217. Pilcrow

The paragraph mark that looks like a backward p, i.e. ¶. See also Typography.

Added by zot on March 9, 2011| 2 Comments | You Like This |

Funny Words

5218. Glabella

The space between your eyebrows, just above your nose. Do you scratch your glabella in public? See also Body.

Added by zot on March 9, 2011| 1 Comment | You Like This |

Funny Places

5219. Chicken, Alaska

Original name was Ptarmigan, the Alaska state bird, also know as snow chicken. No one in town could spell the town's name properly, so they just changed it to Chicken. See also Alaska, Birds, Chickens.

Added by sanmusa on March 6, 2011| Comment | You Like This |

Funny Clothes

5220. Opera Pumps

Black slipper with bows on top and pretty much the fanciest-pants shoes for men going. See also Fancy.

Added by Brian on February 27, 2011| Comment | You Like This |

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