A quote from another site. Potentially offensive, but it was meant in sarcasm more than anything.

QuoteYou all are forgetting Dora the Explorer [...] I realized she was running illegal aliens from Mexico to Texas, she was always looking at her map and crossing rivers.

Quote from: Kimberley Beauregard on June 04, 2014, 06:09:05 PM
Anyone heard of SCP?  It's a wiki and each page has details on anomalous entities with supernatural effects.  The page typically has details on special containment procedures, descriptions and experiment logs.  Some of these pages are just downright creepy and more unnerving and horrific than some of the best creepypastas I've read.

But what stand out are the joke pages.  Not all of them rely on in-jokes you'd only understand if you've read some of the highest rated pages.  One joke page which comes to mind is this:

http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-006-j

I am familiar with SCP and that made me laugh.

The other thing today - my kid was talking about school and I kind of idly asked who on her bus was throwing shoes all the time, and how she stayed calm during that. She told me the kid's name, and said he's mostly nonverbal but that he's really smart. I can dig that, okay. People are different. But then she told me that when he gets upset all he can say is "waffles" because his favorite thing is a toy waffle. Omg that is so much better than what most of us say when we're angry.

Build a Spitfire in 28 monthly magazines including parts £32 per magazine!I had a laugh however anyone from Yorkshire or Scotland will have tears in their eyes and would also need to be sat down.

Our dogs being crazy.

I went to buy a snack at the store I worked at years ago. The cashier (my old boss, who has no idea) goes "Hi birthname!" And I look at her and go "Hi bossname." Her face was PRICELESS. Her jaw literally dropped a little. I wonder if she saw my beard shadow or not.

Have the "Hand of God" World Cup match on in the background. Discussing who we think will win the world cup someone pipes up.
"Oh I think WEST Germany have a good chance this year . (Someone just showed their age picking a country that dosen't exsist anymore. At least he did not ask what group U.S.S.R are in this world cup)

Quote from: paula lesley on June 08, 2014, 05:30:27 PM
Watching the  "IT Crowd" again ! Just love it 

It's one of my favourite sitcoms, alongside Peep Show.  I also like The Thick Of It, but I haven't seen many episodes.

So a few days ago I lost my pass for work.
Bit annoyed as never lost on before.

Looked high and low and still could not find it...

Today organised and got a new one so all set.
Got home today and went to the shop downstairs.

Bugger....
Typical

Watching videos on liamkyleausllivan's YT channel makes me feel better.

This was yesterday, but my co-worker asked me what I called the hairstyle I had my hair in him (braids).

An enterprising ice-cream van owner in my neighbourhood has changed his van's jingle to the theme tune from the famous British (football) TV show Match of the Day, presumably in honour of the World Cup.

Quote from: Felix on June 14, 2014, 07:14:04 AM

LOL in theory - but reality gives that joke a subtle hidden punchline that makes it even better, especially considering that this is a very touchy subject in the UK.

The NHS does not treat foreign citizens for any long-term illnesses, so you'd have to pay in full or go back home, and your travel insurance would only pay to get you back home. So instead of ripping off the British taxpayer for some very expensive treatment, you'd pay for an expensive foreign holiday, expensive travel insurance, and you'd still be liable for your own medical bills.

Now that's what I call a punchline.