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There is a Thin Line Between Tears of Sorrow and Tears of Joy
I remember when my mother passed away. After the tears from the initial shock, our family sat in the living room and shared memories. We talked about her love and compassion toward others, the lessons she taught us about honesty, and how she taught us the importance of respecting ourselves and others. Then we started sharing memories that made us smile and eventually, each of us began to relax and tell stories that made us laugh.
Brenda MahlerPublished 10 days ago in HumorMarital~Bliss
– To Protect & Serve~In the name of 'Love' – Till Death do us Part - I 'Do' and I 'Won't' Forever - I Love you and God help me if I Ever Don't..!
Jay KantorPublished 18 days ago in HumorDon’t Believe Everything Rosie Jones Tells You!
So, She Who Books Things and I were back at Belfast’s Black Box last week. Normally, we’re there to see bands, but on this occasion, we were out for a bit of a laugh.
Brendan DonaghyPublished 18 days ago in HumorThe Surprise Party
You know how your parents say, "I hope you have a kid just like you someday!" On February 21, 2024, our oldest child, Ava, did something so out-of-pocket, as the new saying goes, that it had Tony, my husband, and I staring at one another from across the table at 6 pm wondering, "Where's the child who was supposed to be just like us."
Sarah GlassPublished 3 months ago in HumorWhy I Stopped Watching Football and Became a Sports Monk
I watched the Ice Bowl on December 31, 1967, between the Green Bay Packers and the Dallas Cowboys. Every snap, every down, every tackle as the players rose ever more slowly throughout the game — the freezing temperatures doing to their limbs what a freezer does to a pork chop.
If This Is the Future Of Food
I'm an American in Hong Kong. The many vacation days of the Chinese New Year this year have stretched into an endless loop of clashing drum music, red decorations, and existential boredom.
Scott ChristensonPublished 3 months ago in HumorPizza Everything
My experiment began when I found this odd bit of 90’s nostalgia online. I know what you’re thinking. Finally, an everything pizza seasoning endorsed by The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles! Millennials, look no further. This 4.4 ounce bottle of pizza-like flavor is available on amazon.com for $12.99. Also available, ‘The Shredder.’
Leslie WritesPublished 3 months ago in Humor- Billy -
— Migration — THE Sponsor, Cousin Billy Kantor, would bring relatives escaping Russian Persecuting Pogroms filtering 2-3 at a time through Ellis Island, the Immigration reception area in New York. Not far from the Statue of Liberty, "Give us your Tired your Poor." And, putting them to work in his Haberdashery. "Billy Sells for Less" Sioux City, Iowa. Of course the suit-tie-and fedora were the 'Dress Code' of the day; probably not the case today.
Jay KantorPublished 3 months ago in Humor
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The Whiskered War
A domestic drama; rather, you're witnessing a millennium-old conflict over the fate of the entire planet (and possibly just a smA titanic struggle between wits and strength has been raging in the shadows for millennia: The Great Nibble vs. The Purrsecution. The cats, the furry fighters, the fascists of the feline world, occupy one corner. In the other, mice make up the squeaky squad, the small militia. The reward? Domination over the entire world (and possibly an especially tasty cheese wheel).
Richard WeberPublished about 20 hours ago in HumorAW! POOR BABY
AW! POOR BABY! Walk a day in my shoes – please! ************************************ My grandmother, a wise old woman, could be heard often saying: ‘Men! They’re all cut from the same cloth!”
Margaret BrennanPublished a day ago in HumorUnderstanding Humour Theories
Think of humor as a universal jig, a shared rhythm that brings delight and togetherness to diverse groups. Diving into the Superiority Theory, we uncover the intriguing ways laughter molds our perspectives and forges social bonds. It’s captivating to see humor sculpt our outlook and draw us into a tighter-knit community.
Philosophical PathwayPublished a day ago in HumorFunny king: Kingdom of Quirklandia
Once upon a time, in the kingdom of Quirklandia, there was a king named King Chuckles the First. Now, King Chuckles was not your typical monarch. He didn't believe in the traditional pomp and circumstance that usually surrounded royalty. Instead, he believed in laughter, joy, and all things whimsical.
Ekombe hauPublished a day ago in HumorYou Want to Be Where Everybody Knows Your Name
A rare warm day in Belfast town. The sort of day on which George Harrison might have said, here comes the sun, doo-doo-doo-doo.
Brendan DonaghyPublished a day ago in HumorARE YOU AWAKE?
ARE YOU AWAKE? I can only guess It doesn’t matter where you are, but one-sided conversations are always interesting and make your brain wonder at the answers that could be.
Margaret BrennanPublished 2 days ago in HumorBARBIE vs Average Girl
Barbie undoubtedly has been the main agitator for cultural issues since its creation. Comments about her appearance and the impact that she might be having on her little fans were not taken lightly and brought upon her a lot of criticism. Detractors have labeled her a bimbo who is tutored in mathematics, a lepus angel with “salacious poses and sizeable boobs” and, most defamatory, a role-model who is pushing self-starvation for the young women. Barbie is, apparently, plagued by the most evincing critics in her dispute regarding the body image, believing in the unhealthy standards. Besides such critics, Barbie has been unstoppable and stand out as a billions-dollar brand as the symbol of female power over the years.
Amine OubihPublished 3 days ago in HumorYouth Guide to British Democracy
Every five years (four years, if sooner) Britons vote for a candidate to represent them as a Member of Parliament in a General Election.
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