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81The Hilarious Adventures of Asterix and Obelix
But it isn’t just the magic potion that makes them so powerful, it is those two mighty heroes – one brave, wise and small – the other large, dumb but with a heart of Gold and natural strength ( he fell into the magic potion as a child) who are the stars of the show. Intrigued that this is some kind of alternate history lesson? Fear not, as these are the hilarious adventures of those French heroes, Asterix and Obelix.
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72Funny Pun – Number Two
Did you know that Leo the Lion was involved in the study of immortality? So were seagulls.
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69Funny Pun – Number Five
Artie worked in a grocery store but his goal was to be a 'hit man'. Like Al Capone.
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90Over 100 Funny Clean Jokes
Looking for clean jokes, appropriate for just about any setting or audience? Here's a collection of more than 100 jokes to chose from.
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72Strange Holidays In May
Part of a series on the strange holidays throughout the year. The strange and silly holidays in the month of May.
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90Funny Food Names - List and Pics
It's not hard to see the humor in these food product names... just sound them out, as we so often tell children who are learning to read!
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77Being a Nerd 101
In today's new society with cellphones, iPods, laptops, and everyone playing video games, it is apparent that being a nerd is IN. There is nothing wrong with being a nerd, although socially awkward, most...
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72THE LIBERAL VS CONSERVATIVE EXPERIMENT--YOU GAME?
What has happened to our country? Have we ever been so divided as we have been in the past decade? It is getting more and more unbearable to deal with our differences. The parties are no longer even a resemblance of what they once were. The...
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72Aesop's Bulls, Irish Bulls and Other Bulls
Ferdinand the Bull I started writing about bulls, to give an introduction to a children's poem of mine, but my research took me far and wide and I landed up with what you might call 'literary bulls', i.e. bulls in literature, and oddities that are called 'bulls'.
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