On a Lighter Note…

July 13, 2020

Here are some things never before said on the internet! I call them Google virgins:

“I left my phlegm there”

“People remember pencils”

“Nobody will eat my toes”

“Strange that the internet knows nothing”

“String is an American treasure”

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Neo-Definitions… just because

May 21, 2020

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Tired of words and their stuffy old meanings? Now you can use the same words… differently! (Plus I threw a few made up words in there.)

Request: When you go on a quest… again

Pandemic: Too many pans

Transmute: A transgender person with laryngitis

Essential Workers: People forced to work and die to make more money for the elite rulers of the Greedocracy

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The Essential Coronavirus Dictionary

May 16, 2020

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  • Covidiary: That is what I have been presenting in my Covideos
  • Covideos: My covidiary series on Youtube.
  • CoVidcon: What I assume the next iteration of the Vidcon video tech convention will be
  • Cocovid: A delicious quarantine treat
  • Coronazi: Protesters demanding that the elderly die so they can have uninterrupted mask-free pedicures
  • Coronarcissist: Madonna, thinking that she is suffering, just like the poor people, from her isolation in her emerald rose petal-sprinkled tub
  • Virustic: The quaint English countryside setting of Sir Patrick Stewart’s home whence he shares renditions of Shakespeare’s sonnets
  • Hydroxychloroquine: Generic term for an alleged panacea that anyone who is not a moron knows will do more harm than good; see “injecting Lysol”
  • Injecting Lysol: An expression meaning “We are all fucked”
  • Quaranteenager: What we devolved to on about the 13th day of quarantine
  • Quarantinfoil: What you wrap around your head whilst in quarantine to block the 5G signals that cause Covid.
  • Quarantinderbox: What society feels like right before people riot for their right to get mask-free pedicures in a packed hot yoga locker room.
  • Apocalipsync: The comedy stylings of Sarah Cooper
  • 20: The number we all dread after we finally rid ourselves of Covid-19.

Here are more words, arranged for your entertainment:

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Can You Make a Poem About…

March 30, 2020

The other day, a friend asked if I could write a poem based on a prompt, and if so, if I could write a poem about eating with your hands. It turns out that eating roasted vegetables with your hands lets you enjoy them better than with a fork or chopsticks. It’s just a fact.

So I wrote the following:

 

Eating with my fingers

Such a sticky delight

mashing mashed potatoes

in the middle of the night

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How to Build a Treadmill Desk – the Series

January 15, 2018

I made an educational video called How to Build a Treadmill Desk. It has received over 20,000 views, which may not be viral, but maybe it qualifies as some sort of minor infection. Perhaps a blister. It’s gone blisterous. I followed the video with two more pieces that delve into the complex and rewarding world of making treadmill desks. Here are links to all three!


Click the daisy for something completely different:

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Avoid These 10 Jokes

October 28, 2013

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I shall now drink two cups of coffee and create ten jokes. Remember kids: Coffee can stunt your growth. And jokes can cause anal-ear disorder, also known as “ear-itated bowel syndrome.” OK, that counts as one of the ten.

2. Until the label says otherwise, I’m gonna keep assuming that a bottle of wine is 1 serving.

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Original Post

April 10, 2013

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Is it possible to have a truly original thought? Yes, I say! I assert that the following thoughts have never before been thought in the history of thinking:

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Ward of Wordcraft

October 25, 2012

Foxify: to convolute & twist around any news story until it becomes an indictment of Democrats.

The Outciders: a cool name for a cider company.

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What if We Hired People for Other Jobs the Way We Hire Politicians?

October 19, 2012

A Police Officer:

“You should hire me because that other gal that interviewed hangs out with known crooks.”

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