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funny Toronto (a.k.a. Accordion City)

Seen in Kensington Market

Sign: “For rent IMIDIETLY”
Photo by Pete Forde

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funny

I Always Thought that Speed was the Trucker Drug of Choice

Trucks at a gas station with a sign in the foreground that reads “LSD ALL LANES”
Photo courtesy of Miss Fipi Lele.

(In this case, LSD is short for Low Sulfur Diesel.)

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funny Music

The Crowd at a Rock Show

The webcomic Subnormality has done a good job at summing up the audience at a rock show:

“Subnormality” comic: “The Crowd at a Rock Show”
Click the comic to see it at full size.

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funny

The Self-Cutting Generator

First, we had the Church Sign Generator. Then the Tombstone Generator. But finally, there’s something for the emo kid in all of us: the Self-Cutting Generator!

Here’s an image I made using the Self-Cutting Generator:

Self-cutting generator: “Being emo is hard. Let’s go shopping”
Soon to be a Fall Out Boy album cover.

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funny The Current Situation Toronto (a.k.a. Accordion City)

Bob Kinnear’s Funny Bogus Wikipedia Entry

Last night, someone frustrated with the impending public transit strike here in Accordion City (slated to start at 4 a.m. Monday if this weekend’s negotiations fail) decided to do a little creative editing of Amalgamated Transit Union Local 113 leader Bob Kinnear’s entry in Wikipedia. Knowing the edit would be corrected in short order and wanting to preserve this for posterity, I took a screenshot of the page, which appears below:

Screen shot of the nasty Wikipedia entry posted about Bob Kinnear on April 17th, 2008
Click the screenshot above to see it at full size.

For those of you who are extremely curious and have a little time to kill, here’s the history of edits to Bob Kinnear’s Wikipedia page.

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funny

Bumper Sticker of the Day

Bumper sticker: “Disagree with me? Well, FLAG FLAG FLAG FLAG FLAG!”
Click the image to see where you can order this bumper sticker.

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funny

Because the Japanese Version is Likely to Involve Tentacles


Denki anma is just one example of Japanese High Weirdness.

Here’s a conversation that my friend Kelly recently had:

Kelly’s friend: Want to hear something funny?

Kelly: [Looks up from her laptop]

Kelly’s friend: In the Japanese version of Romper Room

Kelly: Stop.