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Even more LOLthings...Join LibraryThing to post. 2MrsLeeJun 13, 2012, 2:19am 
:D Thanks for sharing, uncontrollable giggles are always refreshing.
Another good one from the same site: 
#3 Wow! That is some gorgeous dog!
LOL, thanks Delerium9! I've seen a few clips of Anderson losing it before, his giggle is hilarious in itself!
:D 
Cats and dogs always get me... :) 
Talking (of) dogs: 
Two for one:  (The Iron Throne)  Sorry, can't help it. I'm in the middle of watching Season 2. :p 17RozaxEdited: Jun 29, 2012, 2:55am 
>16 love it! Too funny! Made me laugh out loud, to coin a phrase. 19mamzelJun 29, 2012, 8:16pm 
>17 I love the dog collar! 23RozaxJul 1, 2012, 11:48pm 
Wow. That just works. 24RozaxJul 3, 2012, 3:32am 
This is why grammar matters. 
>24 Love that! (Does the fact that I'm on LibraryThing itself mark me as a grammar geek?) 27MrsLeeJul 3, 2012, 10:56pm 
24 - Wow. Speechless.
 :P 35RozaxJul 8, 2012, 11:44pm 
#33: Totally!
We had that forecast for this past Saturday. Ended up a few degrees short of the predictions (sounds like a euphemism, doesn't it?) but was still pretty damn hot. How hot? See this tweet.
#36, #37 OUCH!
I won't complain about the temp here anymore, then... Right now it's 11pm and it's at 26 ºC (78.8 ºF) with 87% humidity. But during the day it can get and has gotten as high as 39 ºC (102.2 ºF) with as much as 90%+ humidity. The weather is all sorts of crazy. It's the rainy season, so you never know when it's going to pour, and I do mean POUR. The other day there was an electrical storm and there was even HAIL! Hail in the tropics. Scary. 39MrsLeeJul 10, 2012, 12:48am 
Will be in the 100+F range this week here, but that's pretty normal for us. We think we are going to die when the humidity hits 40%.
#34 - I'm printing that and taking it to the hotel. 40fuzziJul 10, 2012, 3:20pm 
 Cat-vision 41MrsLeeJul 10, 2012, 10:42pm 
Wow, my cat rarely gives even a passing glance at the TV. Sometimes she looks twice if a kitten meows or a dog barks, and she gave an evil glare to some of the LotR sound effects, other than that, TV doesn't exist for her.
#40, 41 Kitty likes to lie on top of the TV. Well, since I don't have cable anymore I've never turned it on once since I moved two months ago, so there's that... (*)
The other cat that lived with me up until three months ago liked to sit on top of the TV too. And whenever I was watching DVDs and I paused for a while and the Samsung logo screensaver came on the screen, the cat would paw at the bouncing logo, looking at the TV upside down from where he was perched. It was adorable :)
(*) When I trade my old CRT set for a new flat screen in a couple of months, I don't know where Kitty will sit, but mos def *not* on the TV! 44SeanieEdited: Jul 11, 2012, 1:41am 
#41 MrsLee - You can buy DVD's for cat TV, fish & birds & things, the breeder I got my Taj & Tilly from had one & the kittens were so funny watching it, here's a pic:  & a video I took: http://flickr.com/gp/seanmaree/XyL975 (I think that link should work, I cant view it on my work PC coz of the version of flash player)
>40 I notice all the big cats are in front 46fuzziJul 11, 2012, 7:26am 
I had a cat that loved video games. Somewhere I have a picture of her on top of the television, staring and pawing at the screen. Too funny!
(45) Uh huh. The big ones pushed aside the smaller ones, I guess? In the cat world, might makes right...
Long ago I was a cat-sitter and that kitty loved ice hockey on TV 48fuzziJul 11, 2012, 11:15pm 
I just noticed something about the "Cat Vision" picture: there are two black cats, two grey cats, two orange tabby cats, and two spotted cats...think about that for a minute or so! 51mamzelJul 24, 2012, 1:12pm 
Boy, that's such a twist on the employee recommendations one usually sees in book stores! 52RozaxJul 28, 2012, 3:54am 
<a href="http://reasoningwithvampires.tumblr.com/page/87"> 
I still love my kindle, but this is too good:  56RozaxJul 31, 2012, 3:09am 
<blockquote> 
#57 - Joss Wheaden I think? Creator of Buffy/Angel/Firefly and other stuff.
Not the books of course, the TV series' 60MrsLeeJul 31, 2012, 11:09pm 
OK, but I can't remember who the woman is. 62MrsLeeAug 1, 2012, 8:06am 
Ah, I knew that once. 64RozaxEdited: Aug 2, 2012, 5:46am 
I got this bright idea during a Google Hangout. The light of my computer screen distorted the picture a bit, but we still attained the desired effect. :D 
If you don't find the book you are looking for, it's because you're in the...  66debavpAug 3, 2012, 11:22pm 
Oh my :) that's hilarious!
67fuzziAug 4, 2012, 3:49pm 
:whistling quietly: 68RozaxAug 7, 2012, 2:51am 
While we're joking about language, here's one on semantics!  70fuzziAug 8, 2012, 11:21pm 
LOLOLOL! 71RozaxAug 9, 2012, 3:04am 
WHY didn't I see that one coming?
I didn't see it coming either. I should have. *like* 74RozaxAug 10, 2012, 1:59am 
Oh, I'm sharing that one on my Muzy blog! And I'll only confess here that I initially, before even reading the picture, saw "organism" as "orgasm". Maybe I need a cold shower or something.
Here's a "seasonal" LOL... 
If that cat had googled Voltige, he had found that there are people who actually do that on a real horse. 77RozaxAug 11, 2012, 2:08am 
Is that an Olympic event?
Not anymore. It's called vaulting in English (among other names). 79mamzelAug 11, 2012, 11:57am 
Even further back to bull vaulting!  80RozaxAug 11, 2012, 5:40pm 
That doesn't look smart o_O This looks like me. Not literally, but figuratively.  (I don't have red hair)
From my perspective, it's best to be upfront, or I'll just think you're just being nice or have no clue whatsoever. I had to be hit over the head with a stick saying "I like you, lets date" before I noticed.
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 Black Sausage. Oh, that's already a food.
Nude Cereal
(I'm not wearing pants!) 86hfglenAug 14, 2012, 12:28pm 
Brown Crumpet could be embarrassing
Navy Cereal could be a decent band if you make it Navy Serial. It'd be a comedy band who write songs about ridiculous things that happen on ship. 88MrsLeeAug 14, 2012, 10:42pm 
#87 - I guess my husband is in that band, too.
Me, I'm the Blue Zucchini. Hmn, I think we play the blues, with harmonicas.
88 - That one gives me the giggles. I refuse to explain why. 90RozaxAug 15, 2012, 3:14am 
Groxx triumphantly claims, "BLUE BEANS!!!" Though, technically, he's wearing shorts... I'd be "Navy Bread". That isn't much after Blue Beans.
Black Banana...sounds like an excuse to make banana bread. 92fuzziAug 15, 2012, 1:53pm 
Today I'm Nonexistent Ramen... 93mamzelAug 15, 2012, 2:30pm 
>92 Hmmm!
Blue quiche. (Ick) 94jnwelchAug 15, 2012, 2:53pm 
Black Fortune Cookie. That might work! 95RozaxAug 15, 2012, 5:01pm 
Short Oatmeal?
Let's hear a big hand for the latest thing in post-punk folk fusion: The Denim Rissoles!
Olive Egg Salad and the Chips...coming soon to a stage near you. 102SeanieAug 17, 2012, 12:55am 
Somehow Falafel Blue Denim doesnt seem to work, lol... 103MrsLeeAug 17, 2012, 1:09am 
Midnight Egg Rolls
Magenta Orange Chicken ... should have bought purple polka dot instead.
#103 - Ooh, I like that! It sounds like a fun snack!
Morphy! Oh, Morphy! Someone got into your lab with a camera... Doombas
..... uh oh....
These are not the doombas you are looking for...
*waves a hand at you* 108MrsLeeAug 17, 2012, 11:41pm 
Huh, I don't see anything here. Guess I'll have to look somewhere else for Doombas. *scratches head* 109streamsongEdited: Aug 18, 2012, 1:26am 
Good grief! Are the puffins safe?
ETA: And the poolboys!!!!!!!
110RozaxAug 18, 2012, 4:26am 
SAVE THE POOLBOYS!!!
Something tells me that Morphy will have a line or two of code making sure they are not considered targets. 112RozaxAug 18, 2012, 5:03am 
Morphy! You are their/our only hope!
The poolboys are safe and unharmed. I just use them to round up the poolboys. Bwhahahaha.
P.S. MrMorphy likes the Doomba with the "frickin' laser on its head." 115mamzelAug 21, 2012, 5:38pm 
I thought I was going to have a heart attack when he flipped in the lemon slice. 116fuzziAug 21, 2012, 7:33pm 
That was really fascinating! 117MrsLeeAug 21, 2012, 10:29pm 
Lovely photography!
Fantastic! I love that video! 119hnauAug 27, 2012, 5:44pm 
<a href="http://www.alexsguide.net/comics/dalek-wedding">  120RozaxAug 27, 2012, 11:46pm 
Sounds a little Klingon, too. 
 I have no idea if this is right or not, but it's a good word to have either way
I do like those blink-and-you'll-miss-it shout outs that people throw in.
Even if you're unfamiliar with the "Grumpy Cat" meme, this is great:  129RozaxDec 9, 2012, 11:56pm 
I had fun once. It was terrible. 132fuzziDec 16, 2012, 9:26pm 
What music are those owlets listening to? ;)
I'd like to think that it's this. 134RozaxDec 17, 2012, 9:39pm 
That definitely fits!
Outstanding photo! You caught that cat!
Nothing like sinking your teeth into a good book, right?
teehee, my little baby used to gnaw on the corners of my school textbooks, haha.
Seanie is he called 'trouble' by any chance?
I still don't understand the humor in (130)... (?)
#141 fuzzi - Its applying Harry Potter humour to LOTR characters - the house elves in HP get free'd if given a piece of clothing...
BTW - I wouldn't have gotten it either except that I finally got around to reading HP recently...
& #136 isnt my pic, it was taken from icanhascheezburger, not sure I could have let a kitty chew at a book long enough for me to take a pic, lol...
 Very cute, and I think the puppy looks like Benny! (for maggie1944)
#144 I am thirsty now... I saw a box of Satsuma juice in the background. *gulp*
#144: *dies of cuteness* All right, already! Somebody's been leaving food around and it's attracting owls! 
>147: So cute! I want one.
Yes, the puppy does look like Benny. Very cute. And looks like he/she acts like Benny, too. Always wanting to lick your face! (-:
I think 147 looks like Pigwidgeon - too cute
We're members of the notorious MLA Handbook gang here. Thanks for this chuckle.
153> I think we librarians are the mediators in that turf war LOL.
153 - My faculty is strictly APA style. I'm still adapting (and mostly don't care). What is news is that I've heard rumours recently of new software preloaded with the editorial requirements of almost all journals. Dump your text in (with your headings marked as Heading 1/2/3 etc.) and it'll format it automatically. Combine it with your favourite bibliographic software and editing just became a whole lot easier.
Swallow what ever you're eating or drinking before you read this one: . . . . . . . . . . . . 
Only if it's in the right grammatical context! (*steps of soapbox*)
Soapbox? Got that covered. 
"Whom, whom, whom..." LOLOL!!
I enjoyed this when I saw it near Cheltenham, England, 30 years ago. And again when I scanned the slide today. 
:) And just what is one supposed to do about that? As a child, it always broke my heart to see a flat toad in the road, but as a driver, they are very hard to avoid, if there is traffic, etc.
Lee, you've no doubt heard the late great Michael Flanders on that sign you always see near airports:
" 'CAUTION Low-flying Aircraft' ... Not much you could do really. Well I suppose you could take your hat off ..."
Be very careful, or take another route, I guess.
What I want to know is how they convince the toads to stay in the toad-crossing zone... ;)
#165 Easy. If the toads stray into the wrong area they are told to "hop it".
No text added in post-production. It didn't need it. 
I wonder if this is akin to jay-walking? :)
George is sitting on my desk watching me type - he fascinated by the underside of the keyboard and the clickity noise of the keys - though I am worried that he must start dabbling at my fingers (out of curiosity). Making me smile (and type nervously at the same time)
AnnaClaire I love it!
170 - My cat is slowly getting over this weird, clicky habit of mine. :D 
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>174 That picture so wants to be a demotivator.
>176 :)
On second thought, make that :) :) :) :) <and so on>
>178 That's just... wrong. 180donnaoEdited: Feb 24, 1:41pm 
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179 >178 That's just... wrong
But very funny!!
But still very wrong (dare I say that given what we know of the poster of #179, #178 could also be read as tactless?)
I'm confused. Was it something wrong with the video I linked in #178? Please clarify (if not in this thread then on my Profile). (After edit: Confusion sorted out. Nothing wrong (apart from a missing smiley) In the meanwhile, I'll be out hunting some Norwegian Seamoose... 
182> I don't see how this is wrong, but it is very cute and funny.
183> I'm confused as well. "What we know of the poster...". Am I missing something obvious?
Lots of ???? from me, too.
I have personal experience that a moose can swim much faster than two people in a rubber, blow up canoe can paddle--but the sea was far away.......
No, no! I forgot the smiley! I meant wrong in a funny way! My husband and I both loved it. My favorite was the zebras at the end.
Phew... I'm relieved. My favorite part is "The Chase"
I loved the balloon animals - so often cartoon animals are too cutesy but aren't affected by the way they are drawn - these ones behave as they are shaped. I love the crocodile that can't submerge or even reach the water to paddle with his stubby little legs.
Haven't seen any owls here lately, and cats are always popluar, so here is a link to a video - the owl and the pussycat in real life. It's been out for a while, so apologies if you've already seen this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWhD5bc6Fmg
(178) Too funny! I'm proctoring exams today, and am glad no one was in the testing room when I watched this...I literally LOL'd!
#197 Love Bill Bailey - very clever guy!
Thank you College Humor for these: punctuation marksAnd the great news is that you can download and use them!
Friend went to an upmarket kitchenware shop recently, and today showed me the bag, which had this message:  The relevance to the GD is surely clear.
On the other hand: 
That's like the error message I got on my computer:
"Unable to detect keyboard/keyboard missing.
Hit any key to continue."
Available at Amazon: 
#209 - Can I just mention that unless there is some sort of explanation I wont click links - & I know I'm not the only one, so if you want to share interesting stuff, can I ask that you please either post an explanation with the link - or post the pic directly in the thread if its a pic :)
Me too, Seanie. Nothing personal...
Sorry, but I seem to be having a lot of trouble posting the pics directly.
The picture donnao linked to in post #209: 
#213 - LOL!!!
#209 & #215 - LOL Again!!!
Just cute: My 9 year-old granddaughter is a One Direction fanatic. (It's ok. Her momma lllloooooovvvvveeeeddd New Kids on the Block and I llllooooovvvveeeedddd the Beatles.)
Her 2 year-old sister was telling me all about Hannah, and said, "And she yikes the Wonder Action." Took us awhile to decipher...
It could have been worse... Think of the result if she heard the first word as 'wand'.
Remind me to tell you about the poster in my grandson's room. As a result of discipline at school, he made a poster listing all the words he's not supposed to say. *sigh*
*snort* MM, sounds like a George Carlin in the making. ;)
(223) I like that idea, MerryMary! A variation on writing sentences on the board?
The ultimate in toiletrees.
>277 *groans*
But the toilet paper is PINK! What, is it perfumed, too? 229fuzziEdited: Mar 19, 10:39am 
pgmcc, that was GREAT!!!!!! I love good puns, and that one was wonderful. If you use recycled toilet paper, would have make it a tree with 'green' leaves? ;) (stolen and posted on Facebook) 230pgmccEdited: Mar 19, 11:11am 
#229 Thank you, fuzzi. I find it harder and harder to meet people who appreciate good puns these days.
According to one of Issac Asimov's stories puns are the only true form of human humour.
:-)
Of course, I must thank Yamanekotei for providing the opportunity by posting that great picture.
My son also appreciates good puns. He said the unintentional ones are the funniest, and I agree.
I didn't mean it, honest!
Yeah, yeah, right, sure, fine...
;)
As it happens, on RTE (the Irish national television channel) one of the commentators was describing this year's St. Patrick's Day parade in Dublin. People in animal costumes were on screen and the commentator said, "Oh! Look at the face on the bear behind. Oops! I don't think I'm supposed to say that on television."
*Giggling on pgmcc's posts*
All the rolls are pink, because it's Spring time in Northern hemisphere. Trees are blooming...including toiletrees. Let's hope for Emma's husband (or anybody in need) that he doesn't have to face a "deciduous-tree-in-winter" situation.
You are very welcome pgmcc, and I must thank Marissa_Doyle for posting the video.
*Still giggling*
:)
I ran across pink toilet paper while visiting Scotland in my student days many years ago, and was bemused, then came up with the idea of pH-testing toilet paper for hypochondriacs. I'll bet I could have financed graduate school with that...
#237 Marissa, why not just use litmus paper as toilet roll?
Not sure it comes in toilet roll size...but what a wheeze if it did. :)
The possibilities are endless!
When we were visiting London many years ago the toilet paper in public restrooms had imprinted: "Now wash your hands...Now wash your hands...Now wash your hands............"
I hope you spelt that correctly and haven't dropped a "t".
:-)
No, I didn't drop a 't', only the word 'half'...
:ducking:
half wit Web definitions idiot: a person of subnormal intelligence.
You know, I don't have to stay here and be insulted. I can go home...and be insulted.
:-)
I'm warching you Sir Folio.
:-)
BTW our in-common books list looks interesting.
>249 Yep, you can leave and we can insult you behind your back!
#251 Thank you, Morph. I will rest easy knowing that my being insulted can go on without me.
pgmcc ... it does look interesting... and pretty much all over the place... : )
Question: would you rather be insulted to your face, or not know about being insulted behind your back?
Ignorance is bliss. :)
#254
fuzzi, thank you for asking but it would appear my preferences will not affect the quality, timing, direction or source of the insults. Blissful ignorance can only be enjoyed by those who do not work themselves into a frenzy wondering what others are saying about them.
Of course, Oscar was correct when he said there is only one thing in life worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about.
;)
I prefer not being talked about. I'd like the gift of invisibility, please.
(255) Of course, Oscar was correct when he said there is only one thing in life worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about.
"Your Majesty is like a big jam donut with cream on the top..." ;)
258 That has the sound of Blackadder about it. While attending a neice's wedding in the Glasgow Cathedral I wandered into the lower reaches of the building. There was a vault which was dedicated to Archbishop Blackadder.
243 - So here I was, looking up the definition of "witt" to see why it would give offence. I couldn't see it. Then it occurred to me, the dropped "t" goes at the front of the word. Maybe I should go to bed.
#260 fuzzi, was that the sketch in which they kept blame all the gaffes on George Bernard Shaw?
If you are not familiar with the TV series, Blackadder, starring Rowan Atkins, I suggest you look it up.
If you like Monty Python I would suspect you will like Blackadder.
#263 Do not worry, Blackadder is nothing like Mr. Bean.
Oh, definitely give Blackadder a chance, fuzzi--light years away from Mr. Bean. I especially love the Elizabethan series.
I like the WWI series best, but it has been a while since I watched the others so my opinion might change if I saw them again.
"Over-analyzing cats and looking looking at cute things" is one thing. Throw in "doing things of questionable copyright legality" and you have this video.
#272- They must have lobotomized that cat to get it into that costume! Poor thing. I love how the little ducky doesn't really want to be away from the Roomba/cat.
MrsLee, what I want to know is how they got the cat to stay on the Roomba, apart from maybe superglue.
The shark/duck/cat/roomba video was completely inane. And I'm sitting here helplessly giggling.
That video made me smile. :) I don't think my cat(s) would do that.
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