
And in conclusion . . . YIP YIP YIP!!
(Texas Prairie Dogs)
"Arachibutyrophobia" (pronounced I-RA-KID-BU-TI-RO-PHO-BI-A) is the fear of peanut butter getting stuck to the roof of your mouth.
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And in conclusion . . . YIP YIP YIP!!
(Texas Prairie Dogs)
"Arachibutyrophobia" (pronounced I-RA-KID-BU-TI-RO-PHO-BI-A) is the fear of peanut butter getting stuck to the roof of your mouth.
Yes Yes . . . poor Connor . . . it's only a scratch for goodness' sake
Not funny! Where are my keys!?Whoops! They were in my pocket the whole time!
A hunter in Uganda is being sought by local authorities for illegally hunting gorillas. He shoots them with a tranquilizer gun and dresses them in clown suits. So far six gorillas have been found wandering around in this condition.
Okay! Okay! You don't have funny-looking kneecaps! Now Put me down!
Is this what wet sand is supposed to feel like between your toes?!
Umm . . . you know that we have shovels and buckets, right?
Mom - My shorts are riding up . . .
Posing by his new wings :)
In a famous New Year's Day column, newspaperman Westbrook Pegler repeated the same sentence 50 times. It was "I will never mix gin, beer, and whiskey again."
Awright Cap'n - she's gassed up and ready to fly!
Just for the heck of it - JELLYFISH!
Air pollution in the U.S. is not as big of a problem as in third world nations. In Mexico City, only 31 days in 1993 had air considered fit to breathe. In Bombay, India, breathing the air is equivalent to smoking ten packs of cigarette a day.