A Call For Humor!

[rgpit]

Not sure if this is humorous or frightening. This college rates 4th from the bottom in the US News rankings. Some students don't seem college material.

Frightening and sad!

 

[Ken Tajalli]

Not sure if this is humorous or frightening. This college rates 4th from the bottom in the US News rankings. Some students don't seem college material.

And they all demand their rights as US citizens!
They just don't know what those are .....

 

[TheWalkman]

Ah, Popcorn Sutton! Strange meme to tack on his photo, but he'd probably get a kick out of it.

Popcorn Sutton: The Last Moonshiner - Appalachian History

Marvin “Popcorn” Sutton was a living legend. The day he committed suicide, he launched himself into the pages of American lore.

www.appalachianhistory.net

I watched the YouTube documentary on PopCorn Sutton. Quite a character and fun watch This was the hillbilly take on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail.

 

[Boris Badinov]

 

[Boris Badinov]

 

[Boris Badinov]

 

[Boris Badinov]

 

[CleanSound]

In a farm, there are 30 cows, 28 chickens. How many are left?

 

[Boris Badinov]

 

[Boris Badinov]

 

[Philbo King]

An American tourist in London had to pee really badly. He found there were no public restrooms in sight, so he decided to relieve himself in an alley. But as soon as he unzipped, a bobbie tapped him on the shoulder, asking what he was doing.
He explained his dilemna, and the bobbie said "Follow me."
He led the tourist around the corner, through a gate, and into a garden with waterfalls, flower beds and fountains. He said, "You can do your business here."
The tourist said, "Thanks! Is this what they call British hospitality?"
"No", replied the bobbie, "This is what we call the French Embassy!"

 

[Waxx]

That reminds me. I've run into a couple young people with smartwatches that display an old style analog face. The people wearing them just thought it looked stylish, but couldn't read the time. Looked at their phone to see the actual time.

Here it's fancy for the hipsters to have the old mechanical watches, iwatches are already out of fashion. So a lot of hipster youth can read those now, but they see it as something special, while for me and most older people this was just a normal basic skill. They especially fancy the simple generic ones, not the high brow super expensive ones. More like this one in attachment (picture from internet, no id of brand and type). The more simple, the better, but it must be mechanical, with a winding system (no battery).

 

[jkasch]

 

[Philbo King]

Here it's fancy for the hipsters to have the old mechanical watches, iwatches are already out of fashion. So a lot of hipster youth can read those now, but they see it as something special, while for me and most older people this was just a normal basic skill. They especially fancy the simple generic ones, not the high brow super expensive ones. More like this one in attachment (picture from internet, no id of brand and type). The more simple, the better, but it must be mechanical, with a winding system (no battery).

I quit wearing them for good around 1992 due to reaching into a high voltage cage in a transmitter and burning a hole in my wrist due to the watchband glowing red. Punctuality is not worth dying for...

 

[KellenVancouver]

 

[KellenVancouver]

 

[KellenVancouver]

 

[KellenVancouver]

 

[Platypus20]

 

[jkasch]