Posts tagged: humor


How to Survive a Family Christmas

By DIY Maven

Dashed expectations, drunken relatives, unruly children. Aah..the joys of the holidays! To help you experience the festivities and remain unscathed, check out this entertaining video.

 

Seasonal Humour:How To Survive A Family Christmas

December 18, 2008
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Stuff White People Like - Modern Furniture

By alexorella

This person's blog is hilarious and this entry is spot on.  I don't mind being made fun of when it's totally true.  :)

 

http://stuffwhitepeoplelike.wordpress.com/2008/03/02/79-modern-furniture/

March 05, 2008
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Nine Things to Buy For The Billionaire on Your Christmas List.

By Chrisjob

It seems that this list would better titled, "Nine Things for a Billionaire to Buy For You, If You Happen to Be on a Billionaire's Christmas List"... Still, an interesting look at the excess of the holidays.

1. A ride around town: Bugatti Veyron $2 MM



2.Something for that empty wall: Modern Art $8 MM+

 

3. A bath toy: A Super Yacht up to $200 MM - $300 MM

 

4. Some beach gear: A Submarine $80 MM

 

5. A weekend getaway: A private island $10 MM - $100 » READ MORE

November 19, 2007
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Aluminum Tree Spotted in the Wild!

By DIY Maven

According to ATOM (the Aluminum Tree and Ornament Museum), occasionally an aluminum tree can be found in the wild. This rare specimen was spotted at the lip of the Grand Canyon in 2004. Extraordinary!!!!

(Photo by Ayn Claybome).

November 02, 2007
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Roast My Weenie

By DIY Maven

Hey, check out the little man with the big weenie! The stainless steel stick figure ($15) could be just the thing for your next barbeque or tailgate party as he’ll keep your hotdogs and sausages far enough away from the coals to prevent burnt kabobs. And this guy isn’t a one trick pony either; his other appendages are useful too, as you can use his arms to roast peppers or mushrooms. Via Greenhead.

September 18, 2007
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Cartoon Carpets by Dan Golden.

By Chrisjob

"Dan Golden is a New York based artist who has shown his playful yet sophisticated work in galleries for nearly a decade.

In 2006, born from a desire to reach beyond the art world, Golden partnered with interior designer Ford Lininger. Together, the two developed a line of luxurious, contemporary rugs based on Golden's art and launched the collection in Spring 2007." 

These handtufted rugs come in four standard sizes, with custom sizes and schemes » READ MORE

July 30, 2007
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Plumbing of age: what every first-time homeowner should know about the sewer system, part two

By bruno

Roots in the main line are not a pretty sight.Our septic series continues. If you haven’t already, you may want to read the first part, well, first. Part 2: Snakes, worms, and severe burns.

In the morning I awoke with the sudden realization that I couldn’t do the one thing I wanted to do most: use the toilet.

I thought of going outside, but it was broad daylight, and my neighbors are not that friendly.

Bodily fluids are great motivators, though, so, at 7:30 in the morning, I lur » READ MORE

March 08, 2007
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Plumbing of age: what every first-time homeowner should know about the sewer system, part one

By bruno

Sewage backup in your basement... ahh... home-ownership.I wrote this essay shortly after moving into my house, and I'm digging it out after being reminded by another first-time-homeowner's post about the joys of main-line backups. Part 1: The sewer never sleeps.

There was poop coming out of a hole in my basement.

I came home near midnight. I had some papers I wanted to put away. I went down in the dark, and when I stepped off the last stair, I heard a splash. No big deal, though. I’d had lit » READ MORE

March 07, 2007
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