Fool’s Guide: 2011 Ridiculous Road Code of The World

Published by mzmax100 in Jokes
October 22, 2009
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Note: This is a joke. These rules do not really exist. For your own safety and those of others, please stick with the rules common to you.

Quick Insults

Published by ace creative in Jokes
September 11, 2009
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With these quick one liners, make the other person wish he would evaporate right there and then.

There’s a Name for That?

Published by Sancifer Portshanks in Offbeat
May 2, 2009
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10 things you may not have known have a name.

The Manor

Published by Illusionist Teen in History
April 5, 2009
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The manor was the centre of organisation and justice.

Everyday Art: Dramatic Doors That Beg to Be Walked Through

Published by Paula Mitchell Bentley in Offbeat
November 19, 2008
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Sometimes it seems like we’re walking through life in a daze. Even ordinary objects can liven things up a bit with creativity. Doors are a metaphor for chance, opportunity, and change. They are both the first and last things that a visitor sees. They can be boring or, with some work, they can be beautiful.

People with Too Much Time on Their Hands: Toast Art

Published by Paula Mitchell Bentley in Offbeat
November 2, 2008
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It’s amazing what people will do when they have lots of spare time. I recently discovered an entire new category of art, that of Toast Art.

The 10 Best Jack-o-lanterns of 2008

Published by Dakota Skye in Offbeat
October 27, 2008
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Still wondering what to carve on your pumpkin this Halloween? Try your hand at one of these creative, incredible designs!

Funny Engrish T-shirts

Published by Paula Mitchell Bentley in Offbeat
October 2, 2008
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Sometimes translators or translating programs make mistakes when converting a language into English. The mistakes can range from making the translation complete nonsense to something x-rated (not covered here) to something really quite funny. Check out the funny pictures of T-shirts badly or funnily translated!

Home Sweet Home: Five Bizarre Buildings

Published by Emily Greenleaf in Offbeat
August 26, 2008
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Amazing, real-life homes.

When Was the Parachute Invented?

Published by Swapna P in Random
August 21, 2008
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A parachute refers to any canopied fabric device that is strapped to a person or thing. It is generally umbrella shaped and used to slow down the descent from a high altitude. The parachute resists the movement of air past them, acting as a sort of brake. This results in a soft landing. The person feels no more shock than if he had jumped down from a three metre high wall.