Funny T-Shirts vs. Cranky People

I get bored a lot, so I like to do sociological experiments just to see how people react. Some folks call these “pranks”, but I am an intellectual…so these are experiments. Also, you can’t apply for grant money when you call them “pranks”, and I like to keep my options open. For this particular prank…er, I mean experiment…I had decided to target two people who I had never seen laugh in my entire life. The goal was fairly good-natured: I was going to use funny t-shirts to bring some joy to the joyless.

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February 1st, 2012 by Tim Thatcher

Finding Humor in Everything

I know we live in a permissive society. I know this not from the lewd magazines, but from the level to which our humor particularly in comedy lounges and on TV has sunk. Take this comedian who until a few years ago was really working hard at his jokes. He made a specialty of telling jokes about first time immigrants, and those who just could not leave their culture behind, but had to foist it on other citizens and residents of the US. Originally from Canada, he now resides in California.

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December 14th, 2011 by Andy Smith

Humor in the Classroom: 4 Ways to Engage Even If You Are Not Funny

Today’s generation of student has been granted thousands of satellite channels, iPods, iPhones, video games, and millions of websites to surf at their leisure (or in the back of your class). All of these items are the competition of every faculty member attempting to GRAB HOLD of the attention of the A.D.D. students of today. Alas, here are a few great tips for faculty to incorporate humor to better engage today’s generation of students (even if you don’t think you’re that funny):

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December 12th, 2011 by Aiden Garcia

Dudes and Humor Part Deux: Teasing

Do you have a pretty good sense of humor? Maybe you have one of those sense’s of humor that it just comes out of our mouth before you have the chance to filter it? What may be funny to you, may not be funny to others. So, when it is appropriate to be funny? When do you use humor on your date?

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December 9th, 2011 by Emily Thomas

The simplest way to Evaluate Your Talents to Perform Stage Hypnosis Tricks

Each aspiring stage hypnotist has to guage his stage hypnosis talents and expertise before launching his entertainment business. The promoting and advertisement models can attract the attention of possible clients. But the clients will decide about hiring your pro services only when they are convinced about your ability to entertain the audience in a fresh and distinct way.

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December 9th, 2011 by Richard Barker

The way to Attract New Clients through Your Stage Hypnosis Website

As a professional artist, you have to promote your stage hypnosis business to draw in more shoppers. You have options to choose between a variety of offline and online models of ad to promote your pro abilities. With many millions of people accessing net on a day-to-day basis, it is essential for a pro stage hypnotist to build and run a professional web site. The site needs to be designed with the correct content and design to draw in the notice of more folk and provoke them.

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December 7th, 2011 by Richard Barker

The Relationship Between Age And Cool T-Shirts

I can’t even leave the house anymore without seeing some really cool t-shirt being worn by some kid who’s 800% cooler than I am. I can’t even begin to figure out where or how they find shirts like these. They all seem to be emblazoned with color and designs that don’t seem to make sense. If not that, then they have obscure references to music I’ve never heard or obscene comments about the readers mother.

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December 6th, 2011 by Jesse Mills

Hilarious Blonde Jokes

The blonde jokes below are from the book 100% Blonde Jokes. Check it out now for 100s of appropriate blonde jokes.

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November 30th, 2011 by Leonard Detrolio

Top 5 methods to NOT be Hung-over

1. Pedialyte, or other dehydration treatment – Fellas, I understand this may sound ridiculous; e.g. consuming a drink developed for children with diarrhea; however trust me, it really works. I discovered this a couple of months back. A friend of mine plus a fellow competitive fighter asked me to buy him Pedialyte. I chuckled and he said, “Actually get me 2 and even while you are at it, buy 2 for yourself.” Embarrassingly, later that afternoon, I got myself 4 randomly flavoured Pedialytes. My close friend recognized that evening would definitely be a head banging party and he didn’t wish to be hung-over. Therefore per his prescription all of us consumed one right before the initial beer and also the other (I put on my personal night stand) and drank just before sleeping. After 2 Pedialytes, 20 beers after, and 6 hours of rest, I woke up feeling as if I’d by no means partied at all… now, Pedialytes really are a must in my shopping cart – I have a pantry completely full.

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November 28th, 2011 by Brent Silva

Why is there so little English Comedy on US television?

In a marketplace as big and different as the US undoubtedly there is further reach among the TV comedy genre for the good old UK sitcom. It seems nevertheless that the mainstream networks favour the homegrown type and the classic English sitcoms observe themselves as nothing but a part of to the PBS channel lineup.

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November 22nd, 2011 by Steven Browne
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