Sunday, August 13, 2006
The maker of Q Tips could instantly double profits by only putting the cotton on one end of the stick. People would catch on quickly when they use the cotton end, then try to use the other end and say, "damn, that hurts, hand me another Q Tip!"
Tuesday, August 01, 2006
it would be pretty funny if someone found a finger in a Subway sub and they could change their slogan to "eat flesh."
Thursday, July 06, 2006
why is it that advertisers feel the need to market their small electronic devices to people who ride subways or trains? what percentage of the american population really travels this way? perhaps they should be advertising their music playing devices to, say, a dude who likes to listen to music.
Thursday, June 29, 2006
I'm pretty sure the graham cracker companies would be out of business if it weren't for s'mores. While marshmallows and chocolate can survive on their own, the graham cracker is really out of luck without the other two. I would guess that the marshmallows and chocolate realize this and regularly make fun of the graham cracker. He's like the guy who's only cool because he tricked some dumb hot girls into hanging out with him.
Tuesday, June 27, 2006
Since it's summer, there are tons of commercials on TV where the setting is an outdoor picnic. The commercials feature all of the good things about barbeques... pools, laughing, story telling, flip flops, hawaiian shirts and frisbee throwing.
Except in this commercial tonight, there was a guy swatting a mosquito on his leg. And the commercial wasn't for bug spray or anything like that. The only thing I can think is that the commercial's creator secretly hates cookouts.
Except in this commercial tonight, there was a guy swatting a mosquito on his leg. And the commercial wasn't for bug spray or anything like that. The only thing I can think is that the commercial's creator secretly hates cookouts.
Wednesday, June 21, 2006
Dear people who invented email,
Thank you for your neato invention. I have a question about what the hell you were thinking.
As you know, email "forwards" are all the rage. The whole idea is that a ton of people read the forwarded emails. However, reading becomes extremely difficult when an email looks like this:
>>>>>he said to the person who was
>walking in the other direction
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>and minding his own
>>>>>business.
Sincerely,
Guy who hates those stupid arrows
Thank you for your neato invention. I have a question about what the hell you were thinking.
As you know, email "forwards" are all the rage. The whole idea is that a ton of people read the forwarded emails. However, reading becomes extremely difficult when an email looks like this:
>>>>>he said to the person who was
>walking in the other direction
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>and minding his own
>>>>>business.
Sincerely,
Guy who hates those stupid arrows
Tuesday, June 20, 2006
I'm watching the NBA finals, and it is truly absurd how tall the players are. Basketball just draws in people of ridiculous dimensions. What if other sports were like this?
--Soccer players all have size 16 feet
--Volleyball players all have hands the size of tennis rackets
--Tennis players all have arms that each stretch half the width of the court
--Hockey players all have bodies large enough to fill the space in front of a goal
--Baseball players all have arms the size of tree trunks (Bonds and McGuire got this message a while ago)
--Soccer players all have size 16 feet
--Volleyball players all have hands the size of tennis rackets
--Tennis players all have arms that each stretch half the width of the court
--Hockey players all have bodies large enough to fill the space in front of a goal
--Baseball players all have arms the size of tree trunks (Bonds and McGuire got this message a while ago)
I'm now CPR certified. Suddenly I've become a valuable dinner guest. Maybe I'll be invited to watch TV and eat pretzels with President Bush.
It got me to thinking about how the whole CPR process is very time sensitive, which is probably why they gave the skills a three-letter name. Otherwise if someone was choking or in need of help, I would have to say, 'I can help, I am trained in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation!'