Archive for the 'Humor' Category

If you need a laugh today, check out the Dilbert Comic strip today! Priceless!

Happy Valentine’s Day!
I just thought I’d share a sentimental photo with you on this special day.

(I don’t really feel this way about you, but I thought I’d share something that got sent my way just to let you share the warmth!)

photo credit: jnicholls357
Leave it to Dane to find this one. I’d say it might come in handy one day.
In the former Soviet Union, there was a market for burnt out lightbulbs:
For most of us, it is hard to fathom the rationale for a market in burnt-out light bulbs. But in the scarcity-driven Soviet economy, [...]

It’s true! The Dilbert comic strip is telling people today how to turn $1 into $1 Million Dollars.
It has eerie similarities to conversations I’ve had in the past!

Here’s today’s (8/8/08) issue of Dilbert.
No wonder there’s a “sub prime” crisis.
It makes me wonder what self-employed and “work at home” business people are doing about their own pension plans?
We like to say we are “building a business” that we can “sell” and “cash out”. What if just as Henry Ford was producing the [...]

Gary Busey is doing promotions for Vmail so they sent me these videos about some wacky business ideas.
If you’re kinda bored and want to see what Gary Busey is doing these days, give it a look see. It’s mildy risque and not nearly as funny as I hoped.
If you can’t see the video below, click [...]

I notice weird headlines. At least this wasn’t on an ad someone paid to run!
“Tennessee ranks 30st for children’s health care”
I can’t figure out (even after reading the story) if that means 31st or 30th.
Does the state rank 50st for “readin’, writin’, and ‘rithmetic”?

Some one sent this to me and attributed it to the humorist Dave Barry… sounded funny enough to be his!
Dave Barry on the Economic Stimulus Package:
Q. What is an Economic Stimulus Payment?
A. It is money that the federal government will
send to taxpayers.
Q. Where will the government get this money?
A. From taxpayers.
Q. So the government [...]

Sometimes people fail to start a business because of their “never say can” attitude which could be a sign of deeper problems like clinical depression or something.
Evidently though that lack of entrepreneurial drive and “Get’ em Tiger” attitude may not mean you’re depressed at all… you may just be British according to this humorous post [...]

You know you’re addicted to the Internet when…

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