Funny Observations

Funny Observations

111. If school isn’t a place for sleeping, then home isn’t a place for learning.

See also Schools.

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112. There’s a Fine Line Between a Numerator and a Denominator

You know, cos maths and stuff. See also Math.

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113. Pony and Bologna Rhyme

But cough, rough, through, and though don’t. See also English.

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114. Down for It and Up for It Mean the Same Thing

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117. A caterpillar isn't a “cat” or an “er” or a “pillar,” but if you think about it, it does make sense.

Cats are a living organism and pillars are long and the “er” doesn't really make sense, just like a caterpillar. See also Insects.

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118. Disney Characters Are Confusing

Mickey and Minnie are mice but they treat Pete the cat like a friend. Both Goofy and Pluto are dogs, so why isn't Pluto like Goofy or Goofy like Pluto? See also Cartoons.

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119. The World’s Largest Tire Producer is LEGO

Yup, LEGO. They produce about 306 freaking million tires per year. See also Legos.

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120. Vending Machines Are Twice as Dangerous as Sharks

I'm not kidding, look it up—they kill more people every year. See also Sharks.

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