I’ve seen some funny stuff around lately. And me? I’m NOT telling drunken Irish jokes this year. [I have a Lent joke that I'll probably post next week though. So, you know, you have that to look forward to.]
Travis, a mathematician, over at komplexify has Joke Time! As he says, “Each semester, I offer students a last chance for extra credit by writing their favorite joke or riddle on their crib sheet, with extra credit assigned based purely on how funny I think it is.” I’m entirely geeky enough to think that he got some very funny stuff again this time.
Completely unrelated, except that this also comes out of a classroom, is this Course Evaluation from Zero Out of Five. [Note to self, revise course evaluation before I distribute them in June....]
Roger von Oech, an inventor, author, and consultant, over at Creative Think has Color Names. While I don’t want to promote gender stereotypes, I thought it was funny. Go look at it and then I’ll tell you something else I think is funny. Go ahead. I’ll wait. Really. I’ll be right here. Because this is — oh, good. You’re back. I was describing this image to a friend of mine, but it had been a few days since I looked at it so I didn’t remember all the color names in the left column. So I just started naming colors like periwinkle and puce. Neither of which are even on the silly thing. [But I am still secure in my masculinity.] And, I just learned that puce is the color of fleas. So there’s that….




Let's do Something Cheap and Superficial 
It was actually magenta and puce. If you’re going to out yourself, at least do it with acuracy, sir.
And I remember the details because neither is a color that looks good on me. I’m more of a deep green and chocolate kind of girl. You know the whole irish coloring and all….
:0)
Thanks, Karen. So, how do you look in periwinkle? ~Tim
*follows links to other site*
Ah! I get it. You had to be wrong for your post because MAGENTA is actually on the color post of the other fella. And you figured, hey who’ll know? It’s comedy after all…..
then I have to go and tell on you.
shame on me. shame shame shame.
Well since you told on me I may as well leave this telling on yourself. Plus, everything here is at best a fictionalized account of real events if not an out-and-out
liefabrication. And the way I retold it was SO much funnier…. ~Tim