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Funny story: Life still isn't a choose your own adventure book

Life still isn't a choose your own adventure book

A man who found out to his cost that life still isn’t a choose-your-own-adventure story is telling people on his blog. Bumbling buffoon Gene Daffney took out a dice and rolled it, leaving his fate to chance. Instead of going to work for a week…

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Funny story: Enforced Illiteracy Will Make You Happy, Brainless Fools!

Enforced Illiteracy Will Make You Happy, Brainless Fools!

(Remove that comma above, and read the truth!) Happy people are not good for the economy. When you’re miserable, you drink too much, eat too much, and go on shopping trips buying crap that will sit in the “stuff drawer” forever, or until the next…

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Funny story: Man not actually planning to worry

Man not actually planning to worry

Man about town Gavin Williamson was told not to worry about something quite trivial and wasn't planning to worry about it at all, he revealed. Although not a bullying charisma-free zone like his political name-sake Gavin is not clearly one for tri…

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Funny story: A Very Strong Woman Buys Her Husband a Riding Lawn Mower For Their 40th Wedding Anniversary

A Very Strong Woman Buys Her Husband a Riding Lawn Mower For Their 40th Wedding Anniversary

SAN FRANCISCO - (Satire News) - Mr. and Mrs. Wally F. Frigginsteen, recently celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary. Wally bought his wife (Trulinda) a very pretty pair of Top Gun pink flip-flops. And Trulinda bought Wally, a 2022 John Deere…

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Funny story: Ironies Of Our Present Times

Ironies Of Our Present Times

Russia stated that anyone spreading ‘false information’ about its armed forces in the ‘war of liberation’ in Ukraine will get a 15 year prison sentence. So that means that Putin, if it were applied to him, should be in the slammer for about 15,000…

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Funny story: That thing you are doing, just stop it

That thing you are doing, just stop it

Are you reading the Daily Mail? Just stop doing it. Are you going to say 'Great pic' about an out of focus photo on social media? Just stop doing it. Are you reading something about politics? Just stop doing it.. Are you writing to…

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Funny story: Best Crockery Still Gathering Dust

Best Crockery Still Gathering Dust

Your best crockery set, you know the one your Mum gave to you fifteen years ago, when your parents moved. The one with the bad flowers and writing on it. You know the one. The one in the garage, underneath your forgotten Haircut 100 albums, Yes, that…

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Funny story: Primark Bouncer Wonders where it all went wrong

Primark Bouncer Wonders where it all went wrong

Spending all day outside a Primark, security guard Barry Waldhorn is wondering where his life went wrong. ‘I just thought that as a bloke in my forties, I might have had more to show for it than this’ bewailed Barry through his moustache. ‘I di…

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Funny story: What do middle aged School friends talk about in the pub?

What do middle aged School friends talk about in the pub?

Middle-aged school friends Shane Worthington and Gary Johnson discussed all types of things during their weekly two pints meeting in the Cat and Dog Pub in Mithering on the Trent. The pair who first met as 11-year-olds at Chutney on the Fritz's Hi…

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Funny story: Your Favourite Teacher Doesn't remember you

Your Favourite Teacher Doesn't remember you

Although you always thought you were the most charming and debonair in year 4 at your school, you are shocked to realise that even though you are no longer 8, and are now 47, your favourite teacher does not remember you. It all happens when back i…

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Funny story: Train driver dreams of becoming a 10-year-old boy

Train driver dreams of becoming a 10-year-old boy

A train driver from Whitechapel in East London has told a local newspaper that his fondest dream is to one day become a 10-year-old boy. Toby Dell, 54, told The East London Gazette: "When I get home from work in the evenings I often start daydream…

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Funny story: How expensive is the Radio Times? My thoughts on modern life by Mr Ray Ving, aged 80

How expensive is the Radio Times? My thoughts on modern life by Mr Ray Ving, aged 80

How expensive is the Radio Times? £5.25, that is how expensive the radio times is. I don't know how expensive it was last year, but it seems to be very expensive. I mean, I know when the programmes I will be watching are on. The Queen at three on…

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Funny story: Computer playing up, just to piss you off

Computer playing up, just to piss you off

Your computer knows all about you. It knows your search history, your innermost soul, and what you think. Sometimes, it doesn't freeze due to performing an illegal action, or because too many tabs are open. Sometimes, it just plays you up to piss…

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Funny story: Shakespeare couldn't have "punned" it better!

Shakespeare couldn't have "punned" it better!

The down-and-outers who took over the abandoned, dilapidated house on the cheap side of the lake proved themselves adaptive if nothing else. They quickly made the place livable, diverted a creek to irrigate a vegetable garden, and somehow plugged…

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Funny story: Woman finds out she is her own mother

Woman finds out she is her own mother

Harriet Campbell could not have been more surprised. After waiting for nearly four weeks the results of her DNA test were back...and somewhat alarming. "I found out I was my own mother!" According to misery.com the results obtained indicated th…

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Funny story: Man shocked to realise he is the same age as Ed Balls

Man shocked to realise he is the same age as Ed Balls

Man about town Stanley Bridgewater, is shocked to realise that he is the same age as Ed Balls. Although Stanley is 54, and has always known his age, he always assumed that Ed Balls was older. 'Yes it is a bit of shock' bewailed Stanley 'I alway…

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Funny story: Couple deciding on which of their toddler's paintings to put on the fridge

Couple deciding on which of their toddler's paintings to put on the fridge

Stanley Bridgewater and his wife Shirley have to decide which of son's Thomas latest artistic squiggles to put on the fridge. 'Each day he comes home from school, and he always has these bits of paper that he is so proud of. He calls them his art…

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