Humor Articles
151: What Happens When Mother Nature Mixes Black and White?
Are you a victim of gray days? Do you frequently wish that Mother Nature didn't have black and white on her palette and couldn't paint days gray?
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152: The Truth Behind Valentine's Day - Past and Present
The legend of Saint Valentine, and some interesting facts and stories about how it is celebrated today.
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153: How Do You Know When You're Middle Age?
Middle age is a time in life we want to forget, ignore,avoid, or put off for at least another twenty years. How do you know when you're middle age?
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154: Fun Free Games
Everyone likes to play games from children to adults and you don't have to hurt your wallet organising a fun day or evening of entertainment. Some of the most enjoyable activities are simple free games
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155: Who Springs Into Cleaning?
Spring cleaning spoils spring, but I may have found a way to take the spring out of cleaning.
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156: The Druggie, The Witch, You, Me and Harry Potter
Bodybuilders, bats, witches, princes and druggies! Seems like everybody is cruising The Potter Express these days.
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157: Galloping Gooseberry - A Real Life Experience
Sagarika, a business writer with a delhi based pulication shares a funny life experience of hers.
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158: Mobile Disco - Quick Before They Lock Us In
This is a true account of a mobile discotheque performed at an 'Old Folks' home. Highly entertaining ... and the disco was too.
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159: Just A Bus Trip Or A Daytime Nightmare?
Martyn Brown writes and edits home business publications but, on occasions, looks at the lighter side of life. Martyn took a rare bus trip.
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160: The Effects Of Funny Things
This article looks at the wonderful effects of laughter & really funny things.
Word Count: 552 | Views: 113
161: How Grandma's Lap Robe Saved My Legs
As I was growing up, Grandma always made sure that I wouldn't catch cold by insisting I have a lap robe over my legs. Didn't matter if it was 32 degrees or 100 degrees; the lap robe was an absolute necessity.
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162: Never Open An Outhouse Door Without Knocking
I suppose that every hometown of every child holds certain favorite hiding places, or short cuts, or little-known doors or cubbyholes or secret passageways or whatever, and Auburn, the little town where I grew up, was no exception.
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163: How To Impress Girls - Or Maybe Not
I suppose that all males at some time in their life attempt to impress girls. My efforts started in about the 5th grade, and left a great deal to be desired.
Word Count: 1970 | Views: 127
164: How I Found Out That God Bowls On Monday Evenings at 7
I grew up wondering what Jesus did on Monday evenings. My Uncle Verge went bowling on Monday evenings, and although a good Methodist child wouldn't be caught dead inside a bowling alley back in those days, I sometimes visualized Jesus bowling along side of Uncle Verge, since they both apparently had Monday evenings off.
Word Count: 1103 | Views: 68
165: Remote Viewing & Remote Influencing - What is it?
A commentary about Remote Viewing and Remote Influencing
Word Count: 841 | Views: 44
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