You’ll Thank Me Later. Really.
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Special Bonus: Useless (but fun) Advice
“Don’t be sad, because sad is just das spelled backwards.” ~Found online (and, dude, it completely changed my life)
“Marriage is 5% love, 5% compromise, and 90% knowing you’ve already lost the argument so you should just shut up and fold the laundry, Ted…”
“The quickest way to resolve a marital disagreement is to argue naked.”
“If you love someone let them go. If you hate someone let them go. In fact, basically, just let everyone go. People are stupid.”
“People will stop asking you questions if you answer in interpretive dance.”
“When life gives you lemons, freeze them and throw them at people.”
“Having a two-year-old is like having a blender with no lid.” ~Jerry Seinfeld
“If you don’t like where you are now, move. You’re not a tree.”
“New Parents: Take a picture of yourself pulling your baby out a spacecraft in the forest. And then hide the picture in the attic for your kid to find when he’s 10.” ~Matt Roller
“Before marrying someone, you should first make them use a computer with slow Internet service, just to see who they really are.”
“Never get into an argument with some who types faster than you.”
“Red, white, and blue stand for freedom! Except when they’re flashing behind you.”
“Style comes in all shapes and sizes. Therefore, the bigger you are, the more style you have.” ~Miss Piggy
“Never listen to any piece of advice, not even this one.”
This was a fun break from the work morning!
These are great! I actually do need the “don’t walk into wall” sign 😂
;>)
Oh, me too. Is it embarrassing or not? 😆
I have never seen so many truly hilarious LOLs packed into just one post. I tried to reblog it, but the reblog button is dead. It probably died laughing.
Thanks, Mitch! 😊😀😁😂😃😄
Hmm, wonder why you weren’t able to reblog, Linda. Was it greyed out?
No, it wasn’t grayed out. I just tried the reblog tab again and it’s still not working for me. I’ve had that happen several times with some other blogs, so it’s not just yours.
Ah, well. Thanks for trying, Linda.
On the tag that says, “Always wash your butt,” the instruction below it is even more amusing. I try not to wear clothes that are on fire, even in February.
Regarding the sign that says, “Don’t Breathe Underwater”. As I recall, this sign is located in a Morale, Welfare, and Recreation building on a Marine base, and was intended for Marines. I’ll just leave that tidbit there. Go Army!
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As the wife of a U.S. Marine Corps combat veteran of the war in Vietnam, I have a slightly different take on the “Don’t Breathe Underwater” sign. Marines think they are supermen. And superman can do anything, including breathe under water. 😁
The years have humbled my husband a bit. Although… sometimes I do think he might be superman. A bullet literally ricocheted off his forehead when he was in Nam. The medic swabbed the wound with iodine, bandaged it, and my husband went right back out on the battlefield, despite having the worst headache of his life.
After his return to the states, a mugger broke a two by four over my hubby’s head. It didn’t even slow him down, just made him very angry. At which point, the attacker turned tail and ran.
About six years ago, my hubby was riding his motorcycle on a rural mountainous road, when a big buck came galloping out of the forest and leaped over my husband and his bike, leaving a long scratch across the top of his helmet. And my husband didn’t even go down!
My USMC hero may not be able to breathe under water. But I do believe he might be able to walk on it. Until the Lord calls him home, he’s both bulletproof and Teflon coated. 💘💘
Yeah, there’s something about Marines that seems superhuman. In fact, Murphy’s laws of combat stipulate the following:
“You are not Superman. (Marines and fighter pilots take note)”
My great grandfather was a Marine who served during WWII. The man fought his way across Iwo Jima, and made it home. We finally lost him at the age of 82. His idea of retirement was a 200 acre cattle ranch in East Texad, which he worked literally until the day he died.
Murphy’s law of combat: “You are not Superman.” I like that.
That’s awesome about your great grandfather. Our country was made strong by men like him.
I looked at your profile. Thank you very much for your service. God bless you.
Thank you for the support. The Lord has blessed me so many different ways. 😁
Oops…Texas…I blame my phone…
Lol. My tablet does the same thing 😉
I suggested this one to my wife. “The quickest way to resolve a marital disagreement is to argue naked.” She claimed it would be a way for me to win and her to lose.
Try this on her: “Oh, no, it’s win-win, honey. When am I ever wrong?”
You don’t like me much. I can tell.
those are just crazy! Can’t unknow some of that ya know lol?!
If laughter is the best medicine, now that I’m breathless and my sides are aching, this should be the healthiest day I’ve had in a L-O-N-G time. Thanks!
I feel so smart right now!
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Laughing so hard I was crying and couldn’t read!
I am totally going to start saying, “You are not a tree.”
Laughing so hard I was crying and couldn’t read!
I am totally going to start saying, “You are not a tree.”
PS some quirk of WordPress wouldn’t let me post without modifying.
Hi Julia. Hmm, you’re the second person to say that. Did you try the Reblog button?
These are so hilarious, the art of stating the obvious! Thanks for posting these 😄
I thought I would bust a gut laughing! Unfortunately, in my experience, whenever I come across some ridiculous admonition against doing something incredibly stupid, it was prompted by someone, at some point in time, actually doing it!
Yep, the signs are just there to prevent lawsuits. Anyone who’s unaware that peanuts contain peanuts is going to eat them anyway.
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My wife says I know lots of useless information. I’m off to tell her I now have even more useless info.
Funny. I like the one about slow internet to determine someone’s character
I don’t know where you find all these goodies but I’m so glad you do.
They are good medicine.
😂😂😂 oh my goddess what a fun post. I needed this one. Thank you ❤️
Reblogged this on The Recovering Legalist and commented:
I don’t reblog enough, but since I won’t have a good post for Grandparents Day until after Sunday morning’s church service (because I want to include the outline from which I preach, but I don’t want to give anything way right now), this is a great and worthless post to share for now.
Thanks, Mitch 🙂
“Great and worthless.” I’m honored, Anthony. ;>)
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Mitch, I found your blog through the lovely Sarah and I am so glad I did. I am still laughing. The move, you are not a tree’ really tickled me. Thanks. 🙂
Great stuff as always. The warning sign must have taken you some time to collect. I read the advice and I will have to take one. Argue Naked in any dispute. The laughing will settle whatever the issue may have been. Blessing to you this week.
You too, JW.
Tanks.
Why do I get the feeling you were bored and decided to go web surfing?
favorite jet li film
view tonight show with jay
favorite tito puente song
Are these your favorite things, Rudy?
not really
“Before marrying someone, you should first make them use a computer with slow Internet service, just to see who they really are.”
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This weekend, I wound up googling, “Why is my laptop so slow?” I rediscovered that temp file cache. Typing %temp% into my Start bar and deleting all those files prevented me from whipping my laptop out a window like a Frisbee.
I plan on using the interpretive dance advice someday soon.
Where did you find all these sillies? Made my day! Thanks.
;>) Happy to hear that, JT.
This is such a valuable post for me. I teach English as a Second Language and can use one or two of these occasionally as icebreakers. And yes, I will credit your blog.
Go for it, Ron. ;>)
1. Knowing a kangaroo has three vaginas really is helpful. It makes me grateful that I only have one. I would get NOTHING done! Especially after my husband finds out he should stop sharing his Viagra with the nursery babies at church and starts keeping them for himself.
2. As for my nipples lining up with my earlobes, that may have been true at one time, but for the most part, they’ve more closely resembled tether balls. They barely go in the same direction, much less line up with my earlobes! But I’ll be sure to ask my friends.
3. You do know most of those warnings are there because SOMEONE said, “Why didn’t someone tell me that?!” The rest of them were designed by some smart ass (c’mon! if I’d put asterisks in for s’s, you would have figured it out anyway.) who apparently no one pays attention to but has clearly managed to acquire sufficient power to pull this off anyway.
4. You can laugh at the diet water, but someone out there will STILL ask if it’s gluten-free, caffeine-free, vegan or if any animals were injured in it’s production. They probably won’t drink it if it comes from a predominantly Republican state either.
5. Let them lick the bathroom walls if they want to! But you say the walls are dirty? Not anymore. Besides, it makes it easier to identify those who may become a person of interest
Finally, another piece of good parenting advice from America’s funniest mother, Erma Bombeck: “Encourage independence in your children by regularly losing them in the supermarket.”
;>) x 5.
Seen at the Indianapolis Museum of Art: Caution – Radiators are Hot!
Thanks for reading my post.
Ditto!
Ah-ha, the signs we live by.
They’re hilarious!!
Does that mean kangaroos can… Wait. Never mind. 😆
Thank you for self-editing, Ana. ;>)
Thanks for noticing ~ I don’t usually get the urge until the moment is passed, you know? 🤐