Funny Things to Do

Funny Things to Do

311. Drinking a Drink With a Spoon

It's like soup, and takes twice as long. See also Utensils.

Added by a Guest on July 5, 2016| 4 Comments | You Like This |

Funny Things to Do

312. Using a Tampon to Stop a Nosebleed

It actually works. As a result, a buddy of mine carries a tampon in his first aid kit.

Added by a Guest on July 4, 2016| 7 Comments | You Like This |

Funny Things to Do

313. Going Fishing and Catching a Boot

See also Fish, Old-Timey.

Added by a Guest on June 23, 2016| 2 Comments | You Like This |

Funny Things to Do

314. Using a Bra as a Parachute

Often done by small animals in cartoons. See also Cartoons, Lingerie.

Added by a Guest on June 17, 2016| 2 Comments | You Like This |

Funny Things to Do

315. Playing Two Saxophones at the Same Time

See also Music.

Added by a Guest on June 13, 2016| 2 Comments | You Like This |

Psst. Got something funnier? Add your own funny thing to do.

Funny Things to Do

316. Barbarian Running

A sport in which you run as far as possible while yelling. If you breathe, you have to stop running.

Added by a Guest on June 1, 2016| 2 Comments | You Like This |

Funny Things to Do

317. Tossing Popcorn and Catching It in Your Mouth

Usually results in a huge mess, but a much more fun way of eating it. See also Old-Timey.

Added by a Guest on June 1, 2016| Comment | You Like This |

Funny Things to Do

318. Eating Corn on the Cob with Chopsticks

Keeps the little ones busy for hours.

Added by a Guest on May 28, 2016| 2 Comments | You Like This |

Funny Things to Do

319. Inemuri

The art of sleeping in public, perfected in Japan. Surprisingly common in the USA, too. See also Sleep.

Added by a Guest on May 26, 2016| Comment | You Like This |

Funny Things to Do

320. Eating Popcorn Kernels Before Dying

To make the cremation interesting. See also Death.

Added by a Guest on May 23, 2016| 8 Comments | You Like This |

Top Contributors of Funny Things to Do

We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.