Funny Things to Do

Funny Things to Do

341. Punching Random Letters into Notepad, then Trying to Find Words

A last-ditch effort to stay awake in an office/work environment. See also Bored, Computers, Office.

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342. Spinning as Fast as You Can in a Revolving Chair

Guaranteed to make you nauseous and see stars.

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343. Giving Your Kids an Avocado for Christmas

Teach them a lesson, and maybe give them a real present after. See also Christmas, Holidays.

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344. Writing "I Hate Graffiti" on a Wall

See also Hypocritical.

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345. Making a Sword out of Markers

Be honest. When you were five, you did it. And loved it.

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346. Using Internet Explorer for Its Intended Purpose

I.e. downloading Google Chrome. See also Computers, Internet.

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347. Chewing on the Aluminum Foil

See also Science.

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348. Looking Up at the Ceiling Until Other People Do It

See also Pranks.

Added by a Guest on December 13, 2015| 4 Comments | You Like This |

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349. Change All Your Passwords to Incorrect

So the computer will tell you that your password is incorrect. See also Computers.

Added by CutieCay on November 2, 2015| 7 Comments | You Like This |

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350. Waveceptioning

Waving to your friend who is behind someone waving to someone behind you.

Added by Ravenwolf on October 5, 2015| 3 Comments | You Like This |

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