A tangible or intangible legal claim to products, services, property, fame and unspeakable power that can be earned, inherited, saved, found, lost, stolen or counterfeited.
Sunday, March 13, 2011
Money: The Hidden Dictionary Definition
A tangible or intangible legal claim to products, services, property, fame and unspeakable power that can be earned, inherited, saved, found, lost, stolen or counterfeited.
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
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10:45 PM
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Monday, March 7, 2011
March Came In Like A #@!*#! Trojan Lamb
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Restaurant Riddle
Q. How can you tell a cook from a chef?
A. A cook prepares food for hungry people and a chef sculpts culinary art for spoiled gluttons.
A. A cook prepares food for hungry people and a chef sculpts culinary art for spoiled gluttons.
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
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1:24 PM
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Friday, February 11, 2011
The Real Fall of Hosni Mubarak
Hats off to Egyptian citizens whose combined voices forced the resignation of their despotic leader. Just imagine what a world of such voices could accomplish.
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
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7:18 PM
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Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Fighting Words
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
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2:01 PM
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Tuesday, January 11, 2011
1-11-11
snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
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11:18 PM
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Monday, January 3, 2011
Comic Strips I Really Miss
Ferdinand, Gasoline Alley, Henry, Little Iodine, The Katzenjammer Kids, The Little King, Maggie and Jiggs, Moon Mullins, Mutt and Jeff, Pogo, Smokey Stover, Snuffy Smith
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
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12:43 PM
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1950s,
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Sunday funnies
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Proof of Life
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
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3:09 PM
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life,
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Thursday, November 25, 2010
Giving Thanks
Last Thanksgiving my mother had Jello in the hospital. I had a TV dinner at home. This year we're having turkey with all the trimmings.
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
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10:09 AM
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Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Two Dumb Questions for the Price of One
Why do you usually fart going down the steps and not up the steps when you could really use a push?
Who needs ten toes?
Who needs ten toes?
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
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11:46 AM
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Sunday, October 10, 2010
An Afternoon Suitable for Framing
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
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10:51 PM
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Monday, October 4, 2010
Celebrity Riddle
Q. How many celebrities does it take to change a light bulb?
A. Three. But only if they're dying to do it.
A. Three. But only if they're dying to do it.
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
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7:44 PM
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Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Blog Feeder Riddle
Q. How many blog feed subscribers does it take to change a light bulb?
A. None. Bots don't read and they can't change light bulbs.
Post updated for news link 9-28-12
A. None. Bots don't read and they can't change light bulbs.
Post updated for news link 9-28-12
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
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12:02 PM
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Monday, August 16, 2010
Betraying Mankind
The biggest betrayal of all is an entire world hoodwinked by "celestial" beings pretending to be emissaries from God. The Urantia Book is their manifesto.
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
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10:14 PM
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Sunday, July 4, 2010
Independence Day Riddle
Q. How many rednecks does it take to set off a firecracker?
A. None. Real men set off M-80s and quarter sticks of dynamite.
A. None. Real men set off M-80s and quarter sticks of dynamite.
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
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12:20 PM
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Saturday, July 3, 2010
Stand-Up Comics I Sorta Miss
Bob & Ray, Bob Newhart, Burns & Allen, George Gobel, Henny Youngman, Jack E. Leonard, Jackie Mason, Joan Rivers, Myron Cohen, Steve Allen, Stiller & Meara
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
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1:05 PM
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1950s,
1960s,
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Saturday, June 5, 2010
NBA Basketball
Ten men stuff a big ball through a hoop until they run out of time. The five-man team that stuffs it last wins the game.
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
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1:15 PM
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Sunday, May 16, 2010
Major League Baseball
Eighteen overpaid men throw, hit and catch a little white ball for hours on end, whenever they aren't scratching their privates, spitting, swearing or fighting.
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
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7:41 PM
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Sunday, May 2, 2010
Web Life
update download scan install reboot, update download scan install reboot, update download scan install reboot, update download scan install reboot, update download scan install reboot.
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
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6:36 PM
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competitive edging,
fool,
Internet,
keeping up with the Joneses,
online experience,
pawn,
puppet,
updates,
Web
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Hardhat Riddle
Q. How many hardhats does it take to change a light bulb?
A. One, if the power is off. Two, if the power is on.
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
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11:34 PM
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electricity,
hard hat,
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light bulb,
riddle,
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Friday, April 2, 2010
Hi-Tech Society
People who add you to their web page so they can use you to promote themselves. How this is considered friendship is way beyond me.
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
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7:27 PM
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phony,
self-promotion,
social networks,
socializing
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Spring Has Sprung
Yeah, I know, it's a blurry picture. Whattaya expect from a $20 Vivitar? Besides, the point is the arrival of spring, not photographic pizazz.
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
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1:26 PM
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crocuses,
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Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Erin Go Braugh
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
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12:15 PM
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Ireland,
Irish,
shamrock,
St. Patrick's Day
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Time for Losers
Setting our clocks ahead one hour today so we can set them back again later — instead of leaving them where they are — is just stupid.
Written by Michael Casher. © 2002-2014 by
Michael Casher
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1:33 PM
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clocks,
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daylight savings time,
time
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