First, we have this pen. Doesn't say if it needs batteries.
Next, in the same theme, we have this picture. Taken in Philadelphia ("The City of Brotherly Love") this was found drawn on somebody's car hood following yesterday's blizzard.
For those of you who can't handle Diet Coke, tea, or coffee to perk up, you can now shower with caffeinated soap.*
*I should note that its efficacy is likely dubious. Transdermal absorption of caffeine generally requires it being held in place for several hours, and even then you'll only get a small amount.
Here's this place, which bans cardiovascular systems, or cardiologists, or something.
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| Sheesh. So much for coming here for Valentine's Day. |
And last, I think we could all use a lesson from Bert: There are some neighborhoods that are best avoided.
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| "That's the last time I go pigeon watching after dark in south Sesame." |
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There used to be a construction company called Dick Construction. Until they moved a few years back, they were located just outside of Pittsburgh, in a township called Large.
That's right, they were the Large Dick Construction company.
Meanwhile, way back in the early days of companies providing Internet/Web access to employees, a friend went searching for some sporting goods online. He then started to panic, as his company logged where people browsed.
He had found out the hard way (no pun intended) that the website for Dick's Sporting Goods is not "dicks.com".
Nothing happened to him (probably because his next hit was to dickssportinggoods.com), but we did laugh about it for a while. Wait, no. We still do.
The heart with the line through it means "No PDAs" (Public Displays of Affection)
Just a pen? They have a whole website - www.dick.de. On the other side of things, I can think of at least one American surname which German speakers find amusing - Ficken.
no triple dip ice cream cones??
The heart is likely a "no pacemakers" sign, but they left out part of the graphic.
Nonsense, Anon, the museum bans pacemakers because some of the exhibits have strong magnetic fields.
I want a supply of those pens to hand out. I have a list of people who should definitely have one.
When I lived in Montrose, Colorado, there was a company there named the Stiff Erection Company.
It was long before caller ID, and my friends and I often amused ourselves by calling the company and asking for them to, "Send one over, right away!"
No taking your dog out for coffee and ice cream in the beautiful and romantic city of Bruges, having one thing lead to another, and then enjoying a post-coital cigarette?
The windshield picture is a Vulvadovynian bagpipe it is not what you think.
There seems to be a trend for people named Richard who insist on being called Richard, Why is that ?
I am glad my name is John, no one can make a joke about that.
Thank goodness there was some amusing stuff on Grumpy today. Cause the weather really sucks for a Monday in mid winter.
Packer: my friend John has a whole comedy routine that he launches into if anyone innocently says anything about needing the "john." Who says you can't make a joke of your name?
"Friedr. DICK is since 1778 a manufacturer of knives, tools, files and rasps"
Doesn't leave a lot to say does it?
Saw this today.... Google the corporate headquarters of the Viagra manufacturer in Canada (if it's true) and ask for a photo. The photos of their shrubs are really funny.
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