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Rotary Jokes: Spinning Laughter Around Every Corner
Rotary jokes may sound like they’re all about machines, gears, and motors, but they go far beyond that. From clever wordplay to funny spins on everyday life, rotary humor can brighten conversations, add a spark to events, and even lighten the mood in classrooms or workplaces.
By JokeJester5 months ago in Humor
BREAKING: Nation’s Grandmas Unite, Declare War on “Unsatisfyingly Thin” Restaurant Napkins
A Crisis at the Dinner Table For decades, Americans have tolerated flimsy restaurant napkins that disintegrate at the first sight of soup, shred beneath the weight of barbecue sauce, and provide less absorbency than a damp Kleenex. But no more.
By The Pompous Post5 months ago in Humor
Competition
Heckling a comedian is never a good idea... You ever see room of professional comedians and they are all just laughing and having the best time because they are all funny and they enjoy each other's comedy? I love seeing that, I love the shared love of their craft and seeing them just have fun together, it's really amazing to watch.
By Raine Fielder5 months ago in Humor
A Tribute to Polish Vodka - An historical treatise and sober analysis
I bought a bottle of Polish vodka a while back, and very tasty it was too. It was called Zubrowka, a genuine Polish vodka, distilled from rye, flavoured with bison grass and apparently a result of a tradition going back to the 14th century.
By Parody and Satire5 months ago in Humor
My Dog Thinks He’s My Life Coach
My Dog Thinks He’s My Life Coach By Hasnain Shah If you’ve never had a dog stare you down with the kind of intensity normally reserved for TED Talk speakers, you’re missing out on what I live with daily. My golden retriever, Max, is not just my dog—he’s convinced he’s my life coach. And honestly, he may be doing a better job than the actual human mentors I’ve had over the years.
By Hasnain Shah5 months ago in Humor
The Vocal Journal
In today’s world, voices travel faster than ever before. With just one click, a thought, an idea, or a story can reach people across the globe. But while technology has given us speed, it has also created noise. Sometimes, the important voices get lost in the crowd. This is where The Vocal Journal steps in — a space built to listen, share, and celebrate stories that matter.
By aadam khan5 months ago in Humor
How to Style Blue Paintings in Minimalist and Modern Homes
When it comes to interior design, color is more than just an aesthetic choice—it sets the tone, mood, and energy of a space. Blue, in particular, has long been a favorite among homeowners and designers alike. From calm ocean hues to deep navy tones, blue paintings bring both serenity and sophistication to a room. For those who lean toward minimalist and modern home décor, styling blue artwork can elevate a space without overwhelming it.
By Haider Ali5 months ago in Humor
Creatures of the Weight Room
Ladies, we’ve all met them. The creatures of the weight room. The ones who violate personal space, invade your set, or just exist or breath in your direction without consent (instant ick). You came to lift in peace, but instead you’re dodging grunts, stares, unsolicited advice. Welcome to the weight room — part gym, part wildlife preserve, where primitive male behavior is alive and well across gyms everywhere. Here’s your unofficial field guide to the usual suspects and, more importantly, how to survive them.
By Mahsa Harkins5 months ago in Humor
Great Hollywood Heist Movies. Re-Heat:The Sequel
*Spoiler alert : Contains plot details and lunacy. Not considered suitable for vegetarians. The long-awaited sequel to Michael Mann's celebrated thriller 'Heat' was less well received than its predecessor when it was released in 2009. Nevertheless it has rapidly become a cult classic amongst idiots and intellectuals alike but especially for those in the American food industry.
By Parody and Satire5 months ago in Humor
