Funny Things

Funny Things

111. Tapdance Recitals

Much improved when matching glitter top hats and vests are worn. But what isn't?

Added by JD on May 14, 2011| Comment | You Like This |

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112. Tiny Little Dinosaur Arms.

Rex. Seriously. You gotta start workin' out the upper body. See also Body, Dinosaurs.

Added by JD on May 13, 2011| Comment | You Like This |

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113. Liripoop

The piece of string on a graduate's hat. See also Schools.

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114. Baseballs with Blue Seams

There's always at least one in the bucket See also Baseball, Sports.

Added by Corey on March 14, 2011| 1 Comment | You Like This |

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115. Doomsday Device

Add this and/or a briefcase to any situation to make things immediately more interesting. See also Movies.

Added by SpaceParasites on February 22, 2011| Comment | You Like This |

Yoo-hoooo! Be a doll and add a funny thing.

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116. Wavicle

A subatomic particle that acts both like a wave and a particle. See also Science.

Added by a Guest on January 20, 2011| 2 Comments | You Like This |

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117. Adamantium Steel

Fictional, indestructible metal alloy coveted by real, insufferable nerds. See also Comics.

Added by Ryan on January 19, 2011| 3 Comments | You Like This |

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118. Gussets

The reinforced fabric found in the crotch of panty hose.

Added by a Guest on December 21, 2010| Comment | You Like This |

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119. Meat Sweats

When you eat so much meat you break out in a sweat. A staple of American holidays like the Fourth of July, Thanksgiving, and whenever the McRib is in town. See also Fast Food.

Added by SpaceParasites on November 19, 2010| Comment | You Like This |

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120. Pork Barrel Spending

Pork should NEVER come in a barrel. See also Politics.

Added by SpaceParasites on November 8, 2010| Comment | You Like This |

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