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6271. Barcalounger Shop

Expensive for a gag gift, but if you can, go for it in brown leather. See also Middle Age.

Added by a Guest on January 12, 2009| 1 Comment | 4 people like this You Like This | Unlike

6272. Hot Dog Water

The water left over when you boil hot dogs. See also Meat.

Added by a Guest on January 11, 2009| 6 Comments | 10 people like this You Like This | Unlike

6273. Hulk Hands

Large, comical green hands made out of some kind of foam that make noises when you punch things. See also Nerds, Weapons.

Added by a Guest on January 8, 2009| 1 Comment | 14 people like this You Like This | Unlike

6274. Fribble

As a noun, a frivolous person. As a verb, to waste time.

Added by a Guest on January 6, 2009| 10 Comments | 33 people like this You Like This | Unlike

6275. Pubic Lice

Very unforgiving little creatures. See also Sophomoric.

Added by a Guest on January 5, 2009| 1 Comment | 7 people like this You Like This | Unlike

6276. Dick Van Dyke

The great equalizer. From the richest of kings to the lowliest of peasants, there is not a soul who doesn't laugh at this name. See also Sophomoric.

Added by a Guest on January 4, 2009| 3 Comments | 24 people like this You Like This | Unlike

6277. The Hamburglar

The worst kind of burglar there is. See also Fast Food.

Added by a Guest on January 4, 2009| Comment | 10 people like this You Like This | Unlike

Yes, the show's trademark innuendo and misunderstandings could be funny, but what makes the show inherently funny is that the situation driving this situational comedy was a landlord who was tolerant of a gay man but not unmarried cohabitation. Was there really a point in American culture when this was plausible? See also 70's, Sitcom.

Added by Brian on January 4, 2009| 3 Comments | 16 people like this You Like This | Unlike

Funny Things to Do

6279. Slapping Someone with a Glove

Well I never! See also Old-Timey.

Added by Brian on December 29, 2008| 1 Comment | 46 people like this You Like This | Unlike

Funny Clothes

6280. Blankets with Sleeves Shop

Whether it be the original Snuggie or the knockoff Slanket. Me? I still prefer the Slumber Sack. See also Middle Age.

Added by Anthony on December 26, 2008| 3 Comments | 4 people like this You Like This | Unlike

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