Funny Things to Do

Funny Things to Do

391. Riding to the Farmer's Market on a Unicycle

You know who you are. See also Hippies.

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392. Tattooing a Reminder on the Inside of Your Eyelids

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393. Kissing a Cat

See also Cats.

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394. Shining an Apple Before Eating It

Because nothing brings out an apple's flavor like an old t-shirt. See also Fruits, Unnecessary.

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395. Chicken Pox Parties

The abandoned and now discredited practice of parents gathering children around a child known to have chicken pox and, among other methods to spread the infection, sharing lollipops. The theory was that chicken pox is less dangerous to children than adults, and should be encountered as early in life as possible. See also 70's.

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396. Saying "Someone wrote 'gullible' on the ceiling."

And see who looks up. Sadly, I fell for this the first time. See also Pranks.

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397. Reading Sports Headlines Literally

For example, Costly Mistake for the Orioles. (Perhaps they flew north rather than south for the winter.) Or Pirates Lose Another Arm to Injury. See also Sports.

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398. Flossing With Your Hair

See also Dental, Hair.

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399. Picking Your Nose with Your Tongue

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400. Writing a Book Report Based on the Cover

"A Tale of Two Cities is a novel written by Charles Dickens in which he details the events of two different cities."

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