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Crazy Laws in Mississippi and Fun Facts
Here are 21 more of the Craziest Laws in Mississippi covering everything from seduction ... to polygamy ... to dogs wearing diapers ... to sex in public ... to cattle rustling ... to public profanity.
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Crazy Laws in Missouri and Fun Facts
It is illegal to worry squirrels, intoxicate elephants, frighten babies, and honk another person's horn in Missouri. Read about these crazy laws and 17 others just as weird in Missouri.
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Crazy Laws in the State of Kentucky and Fun Facts
"It is illegal to fish in the Ohio River in Kentucky without an Indiana fishing license." Could you explain that crazy law to me? Kentucky may win an award for the craziest laws ... so far!
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Crazy Laws in the State of Hawaii and Fun Facts
Hawaii has crazy laws of its own. You must not feed a shark in Hawaii, and under no circumstances may you give your newborn child the name, 'Charles.' I am NOT making this up!
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Crazy Laws in Delaware and Fun Facts
Wait until you read about these nine crazy, stupid laws in Delaware including the one that discriminates against ugly men. They wouldn't dare discriminate against ugly women!
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Weird Animals – the Blue Jeans Poison Dart Frog
The tiny frog called the Blue Jeans Poison Dart Frog is bright red-orange and looks like it is wearing blue jeans. Does it shoot tiny poison darts at its predators? Is the poison lethal to humans?
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Homophones and Oronyms
Learn the true meaning of homophones and enjoy the story of 'Ladle Rat Rotten Hut' written entirely in oronyms with translation for those who are oronym-challenged.
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Weird Animals – the Banded Mongoose and the Warthog
You won't believe what I learned about the symbiotic relationship between the cat-sized African Banded Mongoose and the ferocious-looking full-of-warts Warthog.
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Funny Puns about Losing Jobs
I know, I know. There is nothing funny about losing a job. But these 15 very funny, very short puns about all the jobs I lost will make you laugh. Guaranteed!
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Interview with Charlie Chaplin
Did you know that Charlie Chaplin was the Renaissance Man of silent films? Not only a skilled mime and actor, but a director, writer and music composer as well. Read what I learned in our interview.
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Interview with Attila the Hun
Finally I got my interview with the famous Attila the Hun who turned out to be not only a skillful warrior king but possessed several amazing secrets of leadership you ought to know.
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Interview With Santa Claus About His History
Is Santa Claus real? Did he ever exist? Was he invented by Coca-Cola? Learn the answers from my interview with him in person.
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History of Shorts
Shorts are a bifurcated garment worn by men and women and boys and girls that circle the waist and end at or above the knee. Wait a moment! Bifurcated? That sounds almost obscene. Who invented them?
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Interview with Red Riding Hood and the Three Little Pigs
Did you know that the big, bad wolf in Red Riding Hood is the same wolf who terrorized the Three Little Pigs. True!
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Interview with Alligator – Differences between Alligators and Crocodiles
How can you tell an alligator from a crocodile? If you want to, that is! It's not very difficult. First, look at the shape of the snout and the visibility of the teeth when the jaws are shut.
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Interview with Mr. Ed - Horse Facts and Horse Trivia
The best place to get horse facts and horse trivia is from the horse's mouth. Right? So I interviewed Mr. Ed, the equine television star of the 60s.
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Funny Pun about Hunchback of Notre Dame
Do you remember Quasimodo, the Hunchback of Notre Dame? Do you know who took his place?
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How to Write an Advice Column
Most of us love to give advice. It is one of those commodities rarely in short supply. Like political speeches. Learn how to write an Advice Column.
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Interview with Snow White
Now you can learn the truth about the relationship between Snow White and those Seven Dwarfs from beautiful Snow White herself.
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Interview with Zeus
Greek mythology has always fascinated me. How about you? Wait till you read what Zeus, the Greek god, told me ... in confidence.
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Funny Pun - Number Four
Do you remember Sir Gawain, Galahad and Lancelot? And Lance’s younger brother?Handsome Sir Dancealot? Do you like awful puns? You are in the right place!
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Funny Pun about Leo the Lion
Did you know that Leo the Lion was involved in the study of immortality? So were seagulls.
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Interview with Mickey Mouse
Are you surprised that I can interview Mickey Mouse ... the famous international film star who happens to be an anthropomorphic celluloid rodent brought into the world by his creator, Walt Disney? I can and I did!
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Interview with Banana Spider
How do you feel about spiders? You know - those bug-bodied, spindly-legged arachnids with eight hairy legs? Wait until you discover what the Brazilian Wandering (Banana) Spider can do. Unbelievable!
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The Droodle Creativity Test
Are you a personality test addict? Me, too. I like the short, sweet, sometimes funny tests best. So here is my newest test regarding creativity featuring Roger Price’s “Droodles.”
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Simple Symbol Personality Test
Now that you have examined your personality by taking (a) the Pig Personality Test, (b) the Celebrity Personality Test, and (c) the One-Question Personality Test, it’s time to take a look at the Simple Symbol Personality Test.
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One Question Personality Test
Would you like to know more about your personality by answering just one simple question? Then you are in the right place!
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History of Blue Jeans - Interview with Levi Strauss and Jacob Davis
I know what you are thinking. Because in addition to my supernatural, unearthly ability to interview those who are dearly departed, I also possess ESP – Extra Sensory Perception. You are thinking, “I know who Levi Strauss, the maker of blue jeans, was but who the devil was Jacob Davis?” Am I right?
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Interview with James Dean
Do you remember how Bruce Lee found me in a Chinese restaurant so I could conduct one of my supernatural interviews with him? Well, it has happened again. This time I went to a revival of James Dean films ...
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Interview with Bruce Lee – Martial Arts Master, Film Maker and Actor
There are so many deceased famous people for me to interview with my supernatural powers, that I am having a difficult time selecting just one. But fortunately, this one selected me. I was finishing my moo shu pork in my favorite Chinese restaurant when I glanced up and there was Bruce Lee staring...
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Interview with Oscar Wilde
Of all the supernatural interviews I have conducted, this interview with Oscar Wilde was one of the most challenging. Yes, I know he died in 1900 at the age of 46, but I have the unearthly power ...
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Interview with Lady Godiva
Listen, my friends, no secrets will I dare to hide. About our dear Lady Godiva’s very strange ride. With the new supernatural interviewing skills I’ve saved, I was able to interview Godiva...
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Interview with Al Capone
I would like to introduce you to the celebrity criminal who led a crime syndicate during the Prohibition era – the man who made Chicago and Cicero, Illinois famous in the 1920s and 30s – “Scarface Al” Capone.
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Interview with Jack the Ripper
Jack the Ripper - History's Most Famous Unsolved Crime. Now that I have learned to conduct these supernatural interviews with infamous dead people, you are expecting to read an interview with Jack ...
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Interview with Bonnie and Clyde
Do you remember these two outstanding examples of Depression-era Americana? Here is their fascinating story - Bonnie and Clyde.
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Interview with Cleopatra
Until now I have been using my superhuman skills in superior, supernatural interviewing to talk with dead people – famous but altogether dead people – who were rulers of the masculine persuasion. Now it is time to talk with the Queen of Egypt – Cleopatra VII.
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Interview with Dracula
You already know all about my superior, supernatural method of interviewing if you read my previous interviews with Genghis Kahn and Napoleon Bonaparte. Succinctly stated, I see (and interview)“dead people/" Yes, really. I do.
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Interview With Napoleon Bonaparte
Good news! I have invented a praiseworthy process for interviewing famous people who are no longer around . . . to defend themselves . . . or sue for libel. After my first interview with Genghis Khan ...
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Interview with Genghis Khan
I know what you are thinking. Genghis died in the year 1227. That’s almost 800 years ago. True. But there have been many remarkable new developments in cryogenic research that you may not be aware of.
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Why is a Ship Called She
Why is a ship called she? That question is right up there with Why is the sky blue? Why is the grass green? Why have I chosen this subject? Why? Because my hubbuddy, psychicdog.net, asked me to provide the answer to why a ship is always of the feminine persuasion when I wrote a review about the...
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Doughnuts are Good for You
One of the most beloved foods in the United States is the doughnut or as it is popularly spelled, donut. Who invented the doughnut? Where did it come from? What is it made of? Why is it called a donut or doughnut? Why do I care?
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MSG and Fat Rats and Us
I commented earlier on the increase of obesity in the United States for the period of 2007 to 2008: 32.2% for men and 35.5% for women. That started me thinking. Could there be some chemical in our food that may be causing this tremendous obesity epidemic?
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Do It Yourself Color Therapy
Color Therapy – What is it? Where did it begin? How does it work? What are Chakras? And most importantly, how can you perform color therapy on yourself?
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Tribute to Rodney Dangerfield, the Prince of the One-Liners
Legendary comedian Rodney Dangerfield had many memorable one-liner jokes. This article contains details of his life and lists 74 of his jokes that have stood the test of time!
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Tribute to Henny Youngman - King of the One-Liners
This tribute to Henny Youngman includes 99 jokes that are as funny today as they were 70 years ago!
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How Machiavellian Are You?
Niccolo Machiavelli's name is synonymous with political cunning and power, due to the advice he gives in "The Prince." Are you a Machiavellian? Take the test.
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Take the Pig Personality Test
Learn about the draw-a-pig personality test. Take the test yourself to find out your personality type!
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Pig Facts and Pig Trivia
Pigs are ranked number four in animal intelligence and can learn tricks faster than dogs. True!
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Cow Facts and Cow Trivia
Your image of cows is probably similar to mine – gentle, placid animals looking at you with those large, soft cow eyes and contentedly chewing their cud. But about 20 people a year are killed by cows in the United States.
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Weird Animals - the Wooper Rooper - Axolotl
The axolotl (pronounced AHK-so-LA-tuhl) or walking fish is a rare Mexican salamander that forever looks like a teenager. It looks forever young.