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Where To Eat In North America

This is funny, especially being that I can agree with the logic of the flow chart and that one of the net end results means you go to Chick Fil A, one of my favorites!

via BuzzFeed

November 17th, 2009  •  No comments  • 

Flip The Switch

Received today from a friend. I just laughed. With all the miserable news these days, someetimes I do feel this way:

DUE TO RECENT BUDGET CUTS,
AND THE RISING COST OF ELECTRICITY, GAS AND OIL,
THE LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL HAS BEEN TURNED OFF.
WE APOLOGIZE FOR THE INCONVENIENCE

Sincerely,
Your US Government

November 19th, 2008  •  No comments  • 

Call In Sick

This is just so amazingly simple and obvious, its brilliant. Call-in-Sick.com enables you to call in sick to your boss/employer at any time and assign when it should be delivered and to who/what phone number. So you can record your message on Thursday evening and then have it delivered at 6AM Friday morning while you are sleeping the morning away.

October 4th, 2006  •  No comments  • 

Shave It All

A very funny viral type online campaign from Philips Bodygroom. The deadpan delivery of this “sensitive” subject is fantastic.

May 31st, 2006  •  No comments  • 

Girlfriend 6.0 vs. Wife 1.0

Found on kottke…this is very funny. Girlfriend 6.0 vs. Wife 1.0. And to be fair…Husband 1.0 Tech Support.

May 24th, 2006  •  No comments  • 

Five Second Rule

Saw this great research factoid in a newsletter I receive from Iconculture:

37% of women say they’ll eat food within 5 seconds of its being dropped on the ground. 57% of men say they will.

Source: Electrolux Homecare Products – December, 2005

January 17th, 2006  •  No comments  •