Romeo and Juliet, the dyslexic version
“Romeo and Juliet, the dyslexic version.”
The dialog between Timothy Hutton and Natalie Portman is my favorite part about the underrated movie, Beautiful Girls.
“Romeo and Juliet, the dyslexic version.”
The dialog between Timothy Hutton and Natalie Portman is my favorite part about the underrated movie, Beautiful Girls.
A wedding cartoon from Herman comics. :)
Back in 2016, Hit 105 on Facebook posted a series of funny “Shane” whiteboard signs like this. Apparently Shane also tends to send customers to other stores, and asks customers if this is their “final answer” when they place an order (at which point he lets them phone a friend).
Dog wants a second opinion after the doctor says he should be neutered (funny). From Tundra Comics.
If you’ve never seen the movie Starbuck, it’s very good, and often very funny. This is one scene where a pregnant women is trying to come to grip with various feelings she is dealing with.
Well played, Photoshopper. :)
The Nearest Donut Theory, courtesy of Law & Order: Criminal Intent.
A funny description of The Wizard of Oz.
I don’t know who originally created this image, but I like it. I never really had an emo phase, but I can understand it.
Then there was the time Cookie Monster went to Wrigley Field.
When people tell me, “You’re gonna regret that in the morning” I sleep in until noon because I’m a problem-solver. :)
I don’t know the original source of this photo, it’s been passed around Facebook a lot, but it’s funny.
A Honey badger don’t care coffee mug. Very funny, if you’ve seen the video. You used to be able to buy it at this link at Zazzle.
Someone on reddit says their therapist has this painting of Cookie Monster wearing a kimono.
Looks like this airplane company might want to rethink how they place their slogan on their airplanes.
A tweet from Rodney Lacroix. (For the record, I actually like brussels sprouts.)
This 18-second Twitter video shows what you get when you mix a cookie monster with a Siberian Husky.
After getting an infection in my eyes this week, someone suggested I try echinacea (which is not recommended for people with weakened immune systems). That reminded me of this “euthanasia, echinacea” tweet.
I first saw this Senility Prayer at my wife’s grandparents’ house many moons ago, and it still makes me smile.
I saw this “I think my guardian angel drinks” post on a friend’s Facebook page many years ago (2104), and it always makes me laugh. (Sorry, I don’t know the original source of this image.)