Some on the list are very funny, but I see no hint of fail in this one (number 10).

For those of you who need the “contain peanuts” label on peanut butter, one commenter feels I should state that the pic above is “‘shopped.”
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Some on the list are very funny, but I see no hint of fail in this one (number 10).

For those of you who need the “contain peanuts” label on peanut butter, one commenter feels I should state that the pic above is “‘shopped.”
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To honor the Crusader legacy, just call him Peter the Lyin’-Hearted. In another demonstration that facts and satire have become indistinguishable, this is real, not from The Onion. Every day, on bended knee, with your family, in your schools, in your churches in the name of Jesus Christ. I’m not…
Not mentioned on the list: personal tape recorders, hand calculators. In my lifetime, first they didn’t exist as consumer products, then they were important, then they were obsolete. Many inventions have not only become obsolete, but their non-existence has made many old TV shows and movies incomprehensible to kids today….
Capitalism at its finest. The Louvre thieves used Böcker equipment to get up to and down from the second-story window, so the company took the opportunity to promote their products. The NY Times reported: When thieves climbed to a second-floor window of the Louvre, grabbed jewels of staggering worth and…
come on now, don’t be lazy, this one above is a crude fake
I’m shocked! Shocked!
(Thus the “nonsense” tag.)
I kinda figured that was obvious, and didn’t need to be noted, ala an Onion headline, but I’ve started labeling those as well, so …
Regarding a couple of those “homemade” ones, there is an annual contest from Duck Tape where the best prom outfit made of their duct tape gets a scholarship check of up to $15 ,000. Some of them are quite creative.