Somebody’s gotta scrape all that stuff off! Image found on Gizmodo.
After Wednesday’s column, a cranky commenter on the newspaper’s site said that I had to scrape “the bottom of the Internet” to find the conspiracy theories I used. (And yet, I found them so easily …)
But ya know, why not scrape a little bit more randomness from the ’Net? Something has to take our minds off the scariness to come … and I’m still waiting for someone to scrape the gum off the bottom of the Internet.
How’d the cat get the oven door open? Satan. Image found on BuzzFeed.
The possession begins … GIF found on WannaJoke.
You’re joking, right? That would mean my mom isn’t really my mom! Image found on BuzzFeed.
I think that squirrel was at my house Saturday. Image from “Texts from Mittens” found on catster.com.
The dog knows what’s up. Never trust a squirrel. Image from “Texts from Dog” found on Pinterest.
If you can’t laugh at penguins chasing a butterfly, you have no soul … Image found on funnycutepics.com.
What’s missing is the cat hacking up a hairball, the one in full catnip-fueled racing mode, and the one sleep-farting. Image found on BuzzFeed.
This was missing too … GIF found on Funny or Die.
We actually got a letter last week from someone who believed the sports editor and his “elk” were belittling people … these elk obviously weren’t a part of that. Image found on 11 Points.
That’s all right, Doctor. When you’re a millenium old, it’s easy to get confused. Image found on K&J Dreamatorium.
I thought the traffic tie-up was due to the Elks’ Lodge letting out after a raucous party. Good thing it wasn’t Rotarians, cause they keep circling back.
I have finally gotten some hearing aids, so I can hear everything. Who knew the political ads had sound? I liked them better the other way. But back to your comment: how did you cackle from my house? Have those ventriloquism lessons finally started paying off?
I think it’s one of the reasons I only watch live TV sparingly now. This election hasn’t been as bad as the last one as far as Hulu ads, when almost every commercial break had a Tom Cotton ad … mute doesn’t do much good there.
Yep, they have. If your washer starts laughing at you, it’s me. That’s the danger of me writing out replies when I’m tired. 😉
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I thought the traffic tie-up was due to the Elks’ Lodge letting out after a raucous party. Good thing it wasn’t Rotarians, cause they keep circling back.
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OK, you had to have heard the cackle I just let out from your house. 😀
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I have finally gotten some hearing aids, so I can hear everything. Who knew the political ads had sound? I liked them better the other way. But back to your comment: how did you cackle from my house? Have those ventriloquism lessons finally started paying off?
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I think it’s one of the reasons I only watch live TV sparingly now. This election hasn’t been as bad as the last one as far as Hulu ads, when almost every commercial break had a Tom Cotton ad … mute doesn’t do much good there.
Yep, they have. If your washer starts laughing at you, it’s me. That’s the danger of me writing out replies when I’m tired. 😉
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Did I ever tell you the joke about the devil worshipper with dyslexia who tried to sell his soul to Santa?
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Where do you think Santa got all those elves? 😉
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Not sure cat-friendly Brenda would warm up to someone who worshipped Dog.
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Some dogs, but not Dog. It’s the crotch-sniffing. 😉
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