DJMick has a collection of 100 pictures of brides in either strange attire, or pictures that are just plain wrong. For example, there's the picture of the bride with an out-of-focus groom zipping his fly in the background. Or the shot of the bridal party taking a ride in the bucket of a skip-loader. Or these two at left.
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Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Some People Have Odd Weddings...
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DJMick has a collection of 100 pictures of brides in either strange attire, or pictures that are just plain wrong. For example, there's the picture of the bride with an out-of-focus groom zipping his fly in the background. Or the shot of the bridal party taking a ride in the bucket of a skip-loader. Or these two at left.
Sunday, January 20, 2008
I'll Take Mine With Two Eyes Please...
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Mr. Picassohead
A cool way to play Picasso a la Mr. Potatohead. Choose from Picasso-esque eyes, lips, hair, etc., to create your own masterpiece. When you're done, send it to a friend. Just be sure not to tell them it's a portrait.
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I Like The Way This Guy Thinks
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HOW TO TICK PEOPLE OFF
The twisted side of my sense of humor found most of the items on this list pretty darned funny. In particular number 32:
Ask your co-workers mysterious questions and then scribble their answers in a notebook. Mutter something about "psychological profiles."
Given some of the people I work with, this isn't that hard to pull off.
I think this list could definitely be expanded. For example:
- Start every conversation with "Can I ask you a question" and before you hear a response, ask it.
- Pretend the person in front of you has a piece amount of lint on their shoulder and insist on removing it for them.
- Take a cup of water into a bathroom stall, and wait for someone to enter the one next to you. When they do, make a large groaning sound, a grunt, then toss the water on the floor at their stall.
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