All have absolutely nothing to do with politics, so both sides of the political aisle can enjoy them. That is, if your sense of humor coincides with mine. |

If you're an anagram fan, you'll love these. Posted here 5-12-99. We all have our bad days, so the next time you have a particularly troublesome 24 hours, read a few of the stories of folks who have had really, really bad days. Posted here 6-6-99. Several additions have since been made to this listing. Here's 56 seconds worth. Give a listen (wav; 621K). (From the Microsoft "Word 97" CD.) Puzzles from BeLogical.com. Here's one musical opinion (wav; 1044K). This little dandy came from the mysterious depths of the Internet; I don't know who performed it, nor who wrote it. I trust it's in the public domain. Sometimes the people who write the church bulletins say the darndest things! Posted here 2-21-00. A little court room humor, if you please. Alright, so attorneys make mistakes, too. Posted here 5-9-99. Why are there so many lawyer jokes? Because they are so deserving. Posted here 5-16-99. Reportedly all these incidents are true, though that's hard to believe. Advertising in other countries is sometimes risky because what seems like an innocent motto or phrase can in fact translate into something terribly embarrassing. Let me give you a few good examples. Play darts with your mouse. (This game isn't too addicting; 553K). Posted here 1-22-01. Every so often there are times when you say something and as you listen to the words come out of your mouth, you day, "Did I really say that?" Posted here 9-25-00. At last, an understandable explanation of how computers work, by none other than Dr. Suess himself. Posted here 3-27-00. You law breaker you! There are now so many laws on the books it's nearly impossible to go a day without breaking one or more of them, particularly when so many are such Dumb Laws. Posted here 3-27-00. You may enjoy this animated (with sound) Easter "card" (exe; 446K) any day of the year. This clever little creation arrived by way of the Internet. Obviously, it's a Hallmark production. Here's a delightful little diversion for your hectic day. Download this virtual fish tank, then badger the poor little helpless fish. It's more fun than using a line and bait! Posted here 7-24-99. Here's a whole bushelfull of games, jokes, and fun! (Select "Slam Dunkin Arcade games.") I recommend "On Line Golf" and "Barf Hangman" in particular (the latter is absolutely disgusting!), but I haven't tried all of the games shown. Posted here 4-10-00. First the good news, then the bad news. Then the real ugly news. Communication isn't always easy. Just when you think you're saying exactly what you want to say, someone comes along and reads in another interpretation entirely. Posted here 7-12-99, with subsequent additions. Here's quite an interesting collection of games and amusements. Some are quite addicting. Posted here 4-2-01. Kids show insight that is sometimes, well, insightful. Maybe what you need is a good shot of bouncy music (about 3 minutes worth). Give a listen (mid; 63K). (From the "Web Page Designer" CD from ProVenture; MySoftware Company.) Sometimes when something makes sense, it makes nonsense. It seems large corporations are merging every time you turn around. Look for these new combinations any day now. Can your personal computer really read your mind? At this website it seems like it. Posted here 5-5-03. It's an 18-hole, par-48 putting game; very nice. It only takes a few minutes. Try it. Posted here 10-6-02. The subtitle of Philip K. Howard's book The Death of Common Sense is "How Law Is Suffocating America." Here's proof. Posted here 5-10-99. Upset with Osama? Vent your agression here. Posted here 3-31-03. How about a quick game. It'll be very quick. Trust me. Posted here 1-17-00. Remember those gadgets that consisted of a half-dozen or so metal balls suspended by threads? You swing an end ball and watch as the energy moves the ball on the other end of the line, and the process repeats until the energy is expended. Here's an electronic version -- a rather entertaining passtime (733K). Posted here 1-29-01. Thoughts that make you go "Hmmm!" Posted here 5-19-99. How does this "7-Up" Fido Puzzle work? Posted here 8-18-03. It's an absolutely silly game (1,498K). Posted here 1-1-01. Sing along with the Singing Horses. Wait for the fence to appear, then click "on" or "off" the horses. Posted here 8-10-03.. Some Country-Western songs have titles that sound like nightclub jokes. For example, these. Posted here 5-25-99. When you look at some of the parallels between the lives of Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy, it's downright spooky. Posted here 5-21-99. Wisdom from the sports world. Tell the Subservient Chicken what to do and it will be done. Here's a fun game that's easy to learn and easy to play. Sure, we're not all rocket scientists. But we've all graduated from kindergarden haven't we? Maybe not. Here's a game to test your memory. Pair up like images and they disappear. Posted here 1-25-04. Maybe what you need is a dose of soothing, relaxing music (about 56 seconds worth). Give a listen (wav; 617K). (From the Microsoft "Word 97" CD.) A whole website filled with uselessness. Link added here 10-1-01. Just what you need when you have trouble enough packing everything you need in your skull: useless information. Posted here 6-1-99, with several subsequent updates. A whole website filled with useless knowledge. Posted here 6-4-01. Only those who are not members of PETA are allowed to play this game. Click on the guy, then click on him again to whack the penguin. Posted here 2-9-04. |