The Face of Luna Park in Sydney

We walked across the Sydney Bridge to the park on the north side, called Luna Park.  The face that greets you there is one that is large enough to walk under.  I don’t know if this clown is funny (thus, the humor category)...
March 2nd, 2010 | Humor | Read More

Confusing Brisbane Traffic Sign

Humor: Drive-Thru Diner…vrooommm

A 92-year-old man was cited for reckless driving yesterday after he crashed his car into a restaurant, then sat down and ate breakfast.

The amazing part? When he was done, he still couldn’t remember where he parked.
- Jimmy Fallon

Humor: Improved Health Care

“Little Women” author Louisa May Alcott was diagnosed with Lupus 119-years after her death.

And you thought your HMO was slow.

- Alex Kaseberg

Humor: Traffic Jam in Los Angeles

This morning in Los Angeles, over 100 truck drivers staged a protest by intentionally driving really slow on the highways.

This caused the worst traffic jam in Los Angles since yesterday morning.

- Conan O’Brien

Humor: Botox Billion reaction

According to The Wall Street Journal, Botox hit a billion dollars in sales last year. A billion dollars!

Of course, the Botox people are thrilled. You couldn’t tell by looking at their faces, but they were.

- Jay Leno

Welcome to our friendly church

This is Atsushi Tsuneki, Minister for Mito Church of Christ.  He did an outstanding job of translating the Praise & Harmony workshop and in promoting the weekend outreach for the Mito church.  Atsushi happens to hold a black belt in karate.  I coaxed him into striking this pose, so I could post this photo which shouts, “Welcome to our church!”

In the Event of a Loss of Cabin Pressure

Earlier today, US Airways began charging passengers on its flights for water.

Even worse, the oxygen masks are now coin-operated.

- Conan O’Brien

Look Into My Crystal Ball

Here’s something to think about: How come you never see a headline like ‘Psychic Wins Lottery’? – Jay Leno

In the Eye of the Beholder

Never worry about the size of your Christmas tree. In the eyes of children, they are all 30 feet tall.
Larry Wilde.