The Stupid Monkey Shares A Christmas Gift

Click Picture Make Boom Boom

Whilst our Dear Editor is busy with married life & pagan rituals I have decided to provide the millions of our readers with a distraction.

Here is a link to a site that has an item that can be used by one & all at one point or another. For stress relief... for laughs... for revenge... for fantasy... for fun... for whatever moment you need it.

Makes for a safe non-felonious way of having felonious fun.

Once you open the page just push the red button & enjoy. (HINT: It get's better as you click.)

HAPPY HOLIDAYS! (FUCK YEAH!)

Manly explosions courtesy of The Old Spice Man. 

Frivolity Break: Piano Stairs!

Improv Everywhere: Twins on a Train

I love practical jokes, as long as they aren't mean spirited, or making someone the butt of a joke. Improv Everywhere stages pranks in public places, and then records the results. It's absolutely pointless, and a lot of fun.



See more at: Improv Everywhere

Absolutely Fabulous: Outtakes

The blog has gotten absolutely tedious with all of the political updates. So, the antidote is Absolutely Fabulous! Here is a fun outtake clip from the irreverent British television series, to lift my (and hopefully your) spirits a little, and make things a little more fun around here, if only for a bit. . .

Featured Blog: Blog of Unnecessary Quotation Marks

I'm a bit of a stickler for punctuation. My writing here on the blog may not always be evidence. It's very easy to over-sprinkle with superfluous commas, ellipses, hyphens and dashes. In many cases, it is a question of style. I like to use italics in place of quotes for movie, TV show and web site names for instance. Other times, it's hurried writing and bad editing. Sorry.

But in my regular occupation as a sign maker, I'm very concerned with getting it right. I'm particularly annoyed by apostrophe and quotation mark misplacement. That's why I was delighted to run across The "Blog" of "Unnecessary" Quotation Marks. Take a look.

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The “Blog” of “Unnecessary” Quotation Marks

Submitter Phillip writes, "Perhaps the real question is whether this was a simple example of bad grammar by the sign-maker, or an attempt at truth in advertising?"I still have no desire to know what's in hot dogs, and will eat them with chili and cheese to disguise them further.

Read more at: The "Blog" of "Unnecessary" Quotation Marks