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How to Annoy People More Effectively
We all have those people in our lives we'd like to annoy from time to time – the friend who takes forever to text back, the coworker who micromanages, the in-law who won't stop bragging. Annoying others can be quite gratifying when done well. Follow this simple guide to aggravate, exasperate, and bother people around you more successfully.
By Angela Small2 years ago in Humor
How to Apologize When You Don’t Mean It
We’ve all been there. You get caught saying or doing something you shouldn’t have. Now you're expected to apologize, but you don't actually feel remorse. You just know you need to say sorry to smooth things over and get yourself out of trouble. Mastering the art of disingenuous apology is an invaluable skill. With commitment and practice, you too can convincingly apologize even when you don’t mean it.
By Angela Small2 years ago in Humor
Rufus and the Giggleburg Silly Olympics: A Legacy of Laughter
Once upon a time in the quirky town of Giggleburg, there lived a mischievous raccoon named Rufus. Rufus was unlike any other raccoon; he loved to pull pranks on his animal friends and was always looking for ways to create laughter. One sunny day, Rufus had a brilliant idea for his grandest prank yet.
By Word Wizard2 years ago in Humor
Comic story about Dating Disasters:
In a bustling coffee shop, where laughter and conversation intertwined, fate had a peculiar way of bringing two souls together. Character 1, ever the optimist, eagerly awaited their blind date, hoping for a connection that would sweep them off their feet. Little did they know that this encounter would be unlike any other in the realm of dating disasters.
By Zohaib Iqbal2 years ago in Humor
Galactic Giggles
Once upon a time in a small, quirky town called Hilarityville, the residents lived up to their town's name. Laughter filled the air like a contagious virus, and jokes were exchanged like currency. The town's comedy club, "Cosmic Chuckles," was the center of attention, attracting comedians from across the universe. But little did the people of Hilarityville know that they were about to receive some unexpected cosmic guests.
By Edwin Kingsly2 years ago in Humor
Whimsyville Wonders-A Chocolatey Misadventure
Once upon a time in the quirky little town of Whimsyville, where humans and animals lived together in harmony, something eerie and mysterious was about to unfold. The townsfolk were always known for their odd sense of humor, and nothing was taken too seriously—until that fateful day.
By Edwin Kingsly2 years ago in Humor
Carry On S1 E11 • Maximum Comfort. Content Warning.
FADE IN EXT. FLIGHT DECK -EVENING INT. HALLWAY OF AIR FORCE FAMILY AREA - NIGHT FINNEY walks with a family from the cold December night into the vestibule. A young man aged six goes over to the candy dish and selects all three kinds of sweets to FINNEY’s satisfaction.
By Skyler Saunders3 years ago in Humor
Barbie Movie Laughter 🤣
Once upon a time in a cozy little town called Giggleville, there lived a group of friends who loved to hang out and watch movies together. Among this gang of mischievous mirth-makers were Alice, Bob, Cindy, and Doug. They were notorious for finding the silliest movies and having uproarious movie nights.
By Adarsh Jose3 years ago in Humor
The Never Ending Marathon
Once upon a time in the tiny village of Giggleville, there was an annual event that brought joy and laughter to all its inhabitants - The Great Joke Marathon. Every year, the townsfolk gathered in the grand amphitheater to share their funniest jokes. But this year was special because they decided to see how long they could keep the laughter going without stopping. The challenge was set: a never-ending joke marathon!
By Adhish Singh3 years ago in Humor
Questions No One Knows Answers To
On a typical day at school, endless hours are spent learning the answers to questions, but right now, we will do the opposite. We are going to focus on questions where you cannot learn the answers because they are unknown. I used to puzzle about many things as a boy, for example, what would it feel like to be a dog. Do fish feel pain? How about insects? Was the Big Bang just an accident? Is there a God? If so, how are we so sure that it is a He and not a She? Why do so many innocent people and animals suffer terrible things? Is there really a plan for my life? Is the future yet to be written, or is it already written, and we just cannot see it? Then, do I have free will? I mean, who am I anyway? Am I just a biological machine? Then, why am I conscious? What is consciousness? Will robots become conscious one day? I mean, I rather assumed that someday I would be told the answers to all these questions. Someone must know, right? Guess what! No one knows. Most of those questions puzzle me more now than ever. Diving into them is exciting because it takes you to the edge of knowledge, and you never know what you will find there. So, let us explore two questions that no one on Earth knows the answer to.
By Ally Allany3 years ago in Humor
