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Prices At The Pump Are A Gasly Problem
The price of stamps rose two cents on Monday, but this news has been completely overshadowed by the fact that gas is running at a national average of $3.71 per gallon, which is 35 cents more than it was just a month ago. My initial reaction to this statistic was, of course, "In your face, stamps! I hope you don't want my two cents, stamps!" But then I realized that the rise in price is actually a bad thing, so I apologized to my stamps by mailing a lot of letters to myself.
Greg Gagliardi
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Finding Humour and Laughter in Everyday Places - Work, Transport, Home
You can find humour and laughter in just about any situation in life. On your way to work, at work, in the home or even just walking down the street - humour is everywhere. You just have to look to find it.
Barry Stewart
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How Twitter is Destroying Your Mind
Twitter is showing us a very important and revealing aspect of our humanity: a mind is not necessary for self expression. Or, as we say out here in California, "No es necessario!"
Jack Deal
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Phone Solicitors I Love And Hate
There are many reasons to get on the no-call list for telephone solicitations. For those who have not been added, there are lots of opportunities for refusing to participate.
John Dir
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Stupid Product Labels
You've seen it, product labels that not only don't make any sense but appear to have been written by morons for morons. The problem is we're not morons. But instead of becoming angry at this direct assault on our intelligence, we use the one weapon we have that not only helps us keep our sanity in any situation, but makes life a whole lot more fun. And what weapon is that, you ask? Why, sarcasm, of course.
Joe Bingham
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Rufus, the Dog Who Went to Church
During the course of someone's career in the ministry, many interesting and unforgettable stories are experienced. Peter and his family would never have imagined that one of their most memorable stories centered on their dog, Rufus.
Dale Klessig
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The Big Mac Aggressive Growth Fund
Have we been trained too hard to save for a rainy day. Do skinny people have it all wrong? Is a Big Mac Eaten a Big Earned?
Andy Fletcher
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Things You Don't Say to a Cop Down South
Wouldn't it be great if you could say what was exactly on your mind, without fear of recrimination? Enjoy this short play called, "A PSA From Dixie."
Carl Megill
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Childhood Memories of Reading on the Farm
Reading has long been a major passion of mine, starting at about four to five years of age. It didn't matter what I read, only that I read something. The Bible, labels on cans of food, Burma Shave signs, just anything.
Herman Adcox
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Do Not Panic I Am Not Islamic
This is a funny little story, if not a some what sad reflection on the state of today's society, it is all about the months after the July terrorist bombings in London. Enjoy!
Steve Hill
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