Funny Words

6811. Blogosphere

Especially when dropped casually into conversation. See also Internet.

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Funny People

6812. J.P. Moneybags

AKA Mr. Monopoly. See also Fictional.

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Funny Products

6813. Perfume Atomizers Shop

Psshh, psshh, psshh. See also Beauty, Old-Timey.

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Funny Phrases

6814. Man Suit

This was a perfectly good phrase to describe the naked, hairy male body before it was co-opted for a Dial commercial.

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Funny Words

6815. Scofflaw

One who habitually violates the law. See also Crime, People.

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Funny Things to Do

6816. Dropping a Sandbag on Someone's Head

Especially when done so using a pulley. See also Old-Timey.

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Funny People

6817. Steve Balboni

Stephen Charles Balboni was a Major League Baseball player with the New York Yankees, Seattle Mariners, and Kansas City Royals. He was a player with tremendous home run power and a tendency to strike out frequently. He was nicknamed "Bye Bye" because of his home run power. He also occasionally went by the nickname "Bones"—a play on words due to his substantial girth.

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Funny Tattoos

6818. "I Slept with Shaq"

Look, it's a real tattoo. Check it out. See also Basketball.

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Funny Words

6819. Canoodle

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Funny Conveyances

6820. Pontiac Fiero

A sweet ride known for speakers embedded in the front-seat headrests and engines prone to catching on fire. See also 80's.

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