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Funny Words

1861. Grueselig

German for creepy. See also German.

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Funny Diseases

1862. Piles

A nasty condition that makes your bum sore. Many kings had it including Stephen of Britain who ruled from 1135 to 1154. Also called hemorrhoids.

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Funny Insults

1863. All the Infections That the Sun Sucks Up

Another Shakespearean insult. See also Shakespeare.

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Funny Foods

1864. Booblicky

A popular Russian snack, kind of like a donut but only smaller, harder, and made out of bread. See also Russian.

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Funny Toys

1865. Pimple Pete Shop

“How many pimples can you pop without bursting the mega zit?”

Uh, zero, because I’m not playing. See also Body, Gross.

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Funny Books

1866. How to Fall Down Stairs

A step-by-step guide.

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Funny Questions

1867. Why is Peter Pan Always Flying?

Because he Neverlands.

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Funny Insults

1868. Thou Foul Lump Of Deformity

From Richard III. See also Shakespeare.

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Funny Instruments

1869. Rattle Wheel

My hamsters use it all night. It's dreadful. See also Rodents.

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Funny TV Shows

1870. Bigfoot and Wild Boy

Bigfoot saves and raises a boy during the 1970's. See also 70's.

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