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• For the sake of metaphorical irony, it'd be neat if old wives grew actual tails.
• I used to think they were called the wee-wee hours because they were the clock's smallest numbers. As I age I'm becoming convinced they're called the wee-wee hours because it's when many adults get out of bed to wee-wee.
• I wonder if warrior Indians were bummed when they went to scalp a warring paleface and found him to be, dang, bald.
• I’d like to see a boy named Morley engage a girl name Leslie and have them conceive a child they'll name Equally.
• I’ll bet there are many days each week when Dick Cheney wakes up and is stunned to realize he's no longer President of the United States.
• My ego is so massive whenever I see my 15-year-old daughter texting in car I think she's telling friends, "My Dad's the greatest!”
• Malia Obama to enjoy gap year before college. My gap year was after Ohio University and in many ways I don't think it's ever ended.
• I predict some time in the next six weeks, Donald Trump will propose the presidency be decided based on the number of Twitter followers.
• Today’s the day when I begin annoying politically minded friends if the Electoral College has cheerleaders.
• Secret ingredient in any good meal is love. Secret ingredient in bad meals after you've been rude to the waitress is spit.
• World won't be whole until everyone either has or is a doting grandparent.
• John Lennon imagined a world at peace. Try and imagine how different people would look with rectangular nipples.
• Must be tough being a tour guide at Big Ben. They work 'round the clock.
• I like to check books out of the library and imagine I'm having a lively conversation about it with all the previous readers.
• All you need to know about the taste possibilities of broccoli is no ones ever tried to smoke it or use it to make wine.
• The only thing that today exceeds our national inarticulateness is the number of megaphones possessed by all those who have nothing to say.
• I wonder if heaven is like life in that you like most people but sometimes duck down a different aisle to avoid them in the grocery store.
• From my observation, the canine equivalent of folk man's "5-Second Rule" is the "0.0005-Second Rule.”
• Anytime someone says “the mind boggles” like it’s some kind of rarity, point out that the majority of minds do more boggling than thinking.
• Understand when someone saves your bacon, they're saving it so they can eat it themselves later. Bacon makes people selfish.
• This will betray my warped priorities, but if my house is ever in an earthquake how long will it be before I can safely open a beer?
• How will we explain birds and bees to innocents once the bees are all gone? Birds and birds sounds like something that would upset NC guv.
• I wonder how many times designers of the first drawing board went d'oh when they failed said "Oh, well, it's back to the old drawing board.”
• It doesn't surprise me when scientists say Earth's been rotating for 4.53 billion years. What surprises me is it's never started to squeak.
• I’m spending the day pretending I’m getting from place to place using an invisible steering wheel. Try it. Make screeching sounds on bends.
• True serenity cannot be achieved until you realize the senselessness of trying to change the minds of the mindless.
• I’ve given it a lot of thought and the only thing I can conclude is the hospitality phrase “break bread” predates common table utensils.
• Life for people who prefer vinyl records doesn't begin 'til 33 and a 1/3.
• Some great thinkers try and achieve mind over matter. i wish I could master mind over things that don't matter.
• It’s not something you’ll ever hear marriage counselors say but many marriages wind up in stalemate simply because they involve stale mates.
• As parents, the fruit of our loins inevitably becomes the apple or our eyes, even when they're driving us bananas.
• I’m convinced we in America could end world hunger if for just one summer we agreed to cease all competitive eating contests.
• I wonder how often Hell has Congeniality contests and how long it’ll be before Bill Cosby wins.
• I wonder if there are any sloths who are disparaged by other sloths for laziness. Like, “I may be a sloth but Phil, man, he’s really lazy.”
• “All kidding aside,” are three words you’ll never hear me say in sequence. I’ll always kid. Kidding is forefront to my entire existence.
• Divorce rates will plunge when judges have discretion to make especially egregious husbands take maiden names of their ex-wives.
• People who get religious tattoos often have crosses to bare.
• Why did the grass farmer cross the road? To get to the other sod.
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