Guest Entries

Funny Insults

1. Les Poils Du Nez

Pronounced “le poin du ne.” Translates to nose hair, so you can call someone nose hair without your teachers knowing what it means. See also French, Hair.

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Funny Things to Do

2. Reviving Dinosaurs on an Island 207 Miles off the Coast of Costa Rica

Nothing bad will happen. We spared no expense. See also Dinosaurs.

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Funny Questions

3. Lasagna?

See also Pasta.

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Funny Instruments

4. The Elephant Imitator

Take a baloon, blow it up, and hold the ends of the nozzle. See also Irritating.

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Funny Videos

5. Think About This

Horrifying but surprisingly catchy industrial safety video. See also Safety.

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Funny Names

6. Baga Chipz

Finalist in RuPaul’s Drag Race UK.

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Funny Things to Do

7. Having a Staring Contest with Cheescake

It’s so irresistible, and that’s why this staring contest is 100 times harder than a normal one. “Please don’t eat me,” the cheesecake thinks. “But you’re so creamy,” you say. See also Dessert.

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Funny Insults

8. Acorn!

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Funny Things to Do

9. Not Turning Around When You Enter the Elevator and Then Walking Out Backwards When It Opens

See also Pranks.

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Funny Words

10. Friendlily

An adverb form of “friendly,” meaning “in a friendly way.” For example, “He friendlily questioned my use of the word ‘friendlily.’” See also Friends.

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