Random Silly Grins

How can the answer not be “funny”?

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Well, actually, that’s a common misconception. Clownfish are no funnier than any other fish. I heard one say so!

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And coulrophobia is common enough…

What? It’s no laughing matter…

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Ichthyocoulrophobia.

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Ciboichthyocoulrophobia.

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https://www.ling.upenn.edu/~beatrice/humor/clinton-deploys-vowels.html

(Can’t find the original Onion article)

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Heh, I remember this. Didn’t they also have an audio clip to go with it?

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Also…

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All I had to do was start reading the title and I knew it was Chuck Tingle.

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that’s that one show on the cruise shIp, right?

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WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report)—Stating that “it was time for a change of scenery,” RFK Jr.’s former worm disclosed on Friday that it had taken up residence in Kristi Noem’s brain.

“When Kristi was hospitalized earlier this week, there were reports of her having an ‘allergic reaction,’” the worm said in a prepared statement. “Actually, that was just her brain reacting to me moving in.”

According to the parasitic nematode, moving from Kennedy’s brain to Noem’s required little adjustment because “I was already familiar with a brain that size.”

The worm added that it was “surprised” how easy it had been to gain access to Noem’s brain, noting, “It’s harder for a US senator to get into one of her press conferences.”

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The trolley problem is solved in Alley Oop

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Emma Bernard, 31, from St Helens, decided she was ready to “make a move” on Natasha Weaving, 39, who she had been admiring from a distance for some months – by glancing at Weaving’s irises for approximately 1.8 seconds before spinning her head like a barn owl.

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