Entries Tagged “Sophomoric”

Funny Places

31. Titty Ho, England

See also Sophomoric.

Added by a Guest on February 24, 2008| 2 Comments | You Like This |

Funny Questions

32. Are You PT?

What? You're not potty-trained? What? You're a pregnant teacher? Well, are you HS? See also Sophomoric.

Added by Brian on February 21, 2008| 5 Comments | You Like This |

Funny Places

33. Dildo, Newfoundland

It's on the map, and I hope to go there. See also Sex, Sophomoric.

Added by a Guest on January 12, 2008| 4 Comments | You Like This |

Funny Diseases

34. Ass-Burger Syndrome

The second grade corollary to Asperger's Syndrome. A terrible affliction affecting elementary school teachers with unusually wide posteriors. See also Sophomoric.

Added by Frank on January 5, 2008| 10 Comments | You Like This |

Funny Words

35. Blunderguff

A fart let off just before a beautiful woman walks into the vicinity. See also Flatulence, Sophomoric.

Added by a Guest on January 5, 2008| 13 Comments | You Like This |

Funny Phrases

36. Women's Bra

Thanks to the possibly 8-year-old commenter under Door-to-Door Salesman for this gem. See also Clothes, Redundant, Sophomoric.

Added by Frank on December 30, 2007| 1 Comment | You Like This |

Funny Animals

37. Aquatic Scrotum

The aquatic scrotum, the scientific name for a frog which generally resides in Lake Titicaca, is a large, wrinkly frog, with layers of skin that it uses to breathe. They're considered to be good luck because they supposedly bring rain, and are honored, hugged, kissed and stroked until the rain comes, when they are released back into their natural habitat. See also Sophomoric.

Added by a Guest on December 27, 2007| 4 Comments | You Like This |

Funny Animals

38. Shih Tzu

Otherwise known as the "lion dog". See also Pets, Sophomoric.

Added by a Guest on December 27, 2007| 5 Comments | You Like This |

Funny Names

39. Eric Shin

See also Sophomoric.

Added by a Guest on December 17, 2007| 4 Comments | You Like This |

Funny Things

40. Wankel Rotary Engine

Invented by German engineer Felix Wankel, which uses a rotor instead of reciprocating pistons. See also Sophomoric.

Added by a Guest on December 11, 2007| Comment | You Like This |