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Their Living Dolls 0

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Why Did the Chicken Cross the Road? 0

Perhaps the Austrian police can answer that question.

Emergency workers in Austria were called out to remove an estimated 7,000 chickens which were blocking a busy motorway on Tuesday.

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Before Kenny Rogers Went Country, He Rocked 0

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Twits on Twitter 0

Couple watching aproned man sweep little blue birds our of the


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The Fire Next TIme 0

News of the vapid:

The Navy is banning electronic cigarettes and vaporizers from its aircraft, ships and submarines after receiving multiple reports of the devices’ batteries exploding, catching fire and injuring sailors, it announced Friday.

The malfunctioning devices have forced at least one aircraft to land, started fires on ships and left sailors with second-degree burns . The injuries have occurred when the devices were being used, charged or replaced, or when they came into inadvertent contact with metal objects, according to the Navy.

The story goes on to point out that the “Vaping” business association, which is not called “Nicotine Addiction Pays Big Bucks,” is protesting.

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Brains! 0

If you don’t believe Thom, just do a search.

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Bachmann Spurner Overdrive 0

Farron Cousins notes a classic example of psychological projection.

Words fail me.

(Errant “div” tag fixed.)

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Jonesing the Trumpling 0

Warning: Language.

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It’s an “Alt-Skunk” 0

Skunk with colors reversed--white on black instead of black on white.

Dan Casey explains.

According to my brother, who has seen a few of these and who linked me up to the picture, the scent is the same.

Afterthought:

Some years ago, when Second Son was still a little kid maybe four or five, I saw a skunk on the front stoop. I called Second Son over and said, “Look, a skunk.”

Then we went inside real quick.

When I was a young ‘un, Tiger, the best dog who ever lived, sometimes came home after tangling with a skunk. One never forgets that acrid smell.

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Bubble Boy in Alt Land 0

Title:  Voter Fraud.  Image:  Donald Trump knotting tie in front of mirror as he says to himself,


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News of the Weird 0

Bogus bongs.

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Breathe Easy 0

The country is safe until Monday.

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And Now for Something Completely Different 0

Lyrics.

Via Classic Arts Showcase.

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And Now for Something Completely Different 0

A little Ernie Kovacs seems a fitting end this screwy year.

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Facebook Frolics 0

Fake frolics in the far northeast.

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Going Rogue One 0

A former employee of a Florida vending machine company dressed up in a Chewbacca costume and stole money from a pair of kiosks he previously maintained, according to cops who arrested the “Star Wars” devotee for grand theft.

Guess he figured he wouldn’t be noticed . . . .

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What’s Next? 0

Two men in office in upper floor of skyscraper look out the window to see the head of a giant pigeon.  One says to the other,

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(As for the question in the title, I don’t want to know.)

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To Dream a Little Dream 0

Mother Goose:  Grimmy, it's silly to go off and chase cars like that.  There's a one in a million chance you'll catch one.  Grimmy:  I know, I know.  (Moments later)  Grimmy to Mother Goose, whose looking at a smart phone:  What are you doing?  Mother Goose:  Checking to see if my lottery number came in.

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Cruel and Unusual 1

Stop them before it’s too late.

Police in Canada says it will be punishing drunk drivers by not only arresting them, but forcing them to listen to corporate boy band Nickelback on the way to the cop shop.

A Facebook post from the Kensington Police Department of Prince Edward Island warns would-be partiers in the Great White North to avoid getting behind the wheel tipsy, lest they be caught, booked and serenaded by the 21st century’s discount Bon Jovi.

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Bombe de Terre 0

When a potato is a pineapple:

“I picked a potato and it was heavy,” she told France Bleu. “I thought that’s weird, it must be a rock, then tapped it on the table and said to myself ‘yes that’s a stone’ so I put it aside.”

She carried on her cooking as normal and it was only when her husband came home and ran the “rock” under the tap that they discovered it was in fact a grenade from 1917.

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