Clean, fun jokes... the tradition continues

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pakarinen wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2024 11:37 am First Place - How Stupid Are You? Competition:

https://people.com/tourist-mauled-tryin ... ie-8637919
Had a friend tell me he pulled over driving through Jasper to yell at and stop a woman who had smeared honey on her kid's face to entice the 'cute' bears to come over and 'kiss' him for a photo.

I sometimes wonder if there is a factory somewhere cranking these people out.
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I really don't need a second monitor for this to happen

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pakarinen wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2024 11:37 am First Place - How Stupid Are You? Competition:

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In the mountains around here we refer to such a person as a touron. (Tourist + moron.)
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Here's a sign for real, seen on highway 70 in the Texas panhandle as we were returning from our eclipse trip. I didn't realize that we had left our planet to see the eclipse, although I think the view would have been better if we had stayed on our orb. The population of Earth is listed as 1065, which I think is a bit of an undercount. Dunno about Muleshoe but being farther from Earth, it's either a previously unknown satellite or dark matter planet.

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