Funny Foods

6751. Toad in the Hole

According to Wikipedia, "a traditional British dish comprised of sausages in Yorkshire pudding batter, usually served with vegetables and gravy."

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Funny Names

6752. Eustace Bugles

See also Made Up.

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Funny Things

6753. Dueling Pianos

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Funny Names

6754. Phil McCracken

See also Sophomoric.

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Funny People

6755. Nice Guys™

Self-identifying group of single men who confuse insecurity and clinginess with romance and desirability and who often can be heard asking, "Why do women only want to date jerks?" See also Nerds.

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Funny Products

6756. Vibrating Belt Shop

Old-school piece of exercise equipment that would vibrate the user to weight loss. See also Exercise, Old-Timey, Unnecessary.

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Funny Foods

6757. Foods of Disbelief

In other words, I Can't Believe It's Not Butter and I Can't Believe It's Yogurt.

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Funny Things

6758. Zarf

The paper sleeve around a coffee cup that keeps you from burning your hand.

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Funny Jobs

6759. Haberdasher

See also Old-Timey.

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Funny Products

6760. Doilies Shop

Get a jump-start on old age. See also Elderly, Fancy, Old-Timey.

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