The cursive font adds a little class to the joint, no?
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A house dog is trained to think of one thing and one thing only when his owner pulls out the leash for a walk. So then, why wouldn't a pup get the same idea when a model leashes it up to take it for a stroll down the runway? You can't blame the dog in the following clip for taking care of business.
A little birdie told me about this one. Look closely at President Bush's left arm and you'll find a less than heavenly surprise fall from the sky above. Some might consider it good fortune.
Buyer Beware! As if souvenirs weren't cheap enough, the folks at a Thai zoo have devised a way to make their gift shop inventory even more undesirable. The zoo is recycling panda dung to make "panda excrement paper," used to produce souvenir fans, greeting cards, key chains, and book marks.
I'm not sure the best way to sail into your golden years is by kicking ass and taking names gambling at casinos, but it sure beats knitting by the fire while sitting in a rocking chair!
We're scouring the juicy (but anonymous!) secrets posted on Truu Confessions and letting you weigh in. This week, a confessor admits that she's sad her wedding is over. She says:
"I have post-wedding blues.
By now, we've all seen the vid of a bird taking a surprise crap on a reporter in the middle of a live news broadcast. It was the talk of the net last week, but there's a new development in the story. Was this really the accident it seemed to be, or was it the work of a couple of marketing gurus?
It’s back to school for teens all across the nation. In Milwaukee, they’re taking this opportunity to make bus shelters bear the awful truth to teenagers: teen pregnancy stinks. How exactly?
Inspired by the wealth of random bathroom graffiti on Flickr, I invited you all to share some of the best writing on the stall you've spotted. Some are clever, some are just plain random, but they all made me laugh out loud. Here are six of my faves.
A reporter's thankless job sends him into a stable full of cows where he's placed in front of a desk as well as "the business end of a cow," as his correspondent far removed from the stable so colorfully puts it. And what do you know! As if on cue, the cow does what cows do with their business ends.