Sunday, November 17, 2019

The Other Newspaper

Found The Button That Makes Dogs Run After Cats

16. November 2019

Couple Dude Not So Crazy

15. November 2019

“Ha ha. You said mighty… red cabbage…”

14. November 2019

“You give me a reaction? Isn’t a reaction something pretty personal?”

12. November 2019

Cheat Your Kids!

11. November 2019

FUN

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Man Wore Single Sock

18. December 2017

The Other Newspaper has been informed that Angus Angryface was so angry yesterday that he insisted on wearing a single sock only. He wore...

Washing Machine Manufacturer Produces Printer With Redundant Water Injection

7. March 2018

Researcher with Speciality in The Niff of Male Jackets Finds Green...

13. September 2018

Federspiel thinks over Entwistle

4. August 2018

A Perfect Evening at The Royal Theater

24. August 2018

FUNNY STUFF

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Painter Interchanges Signature And Painting

20. January 2019

Man Had A Wash During Lecture on The Body Language of Cars

15. July 2018

An Indian Cinema Chain Has Started Additional “Infinity War” Tax

21. April 2018

Nepotism Watched from Above

6. December 2017

Little Federspiel: “The most uncool thing is that you must get off-up the funny water”

10. April 2018

Strange Friendships: Entwistle Is A Superb Mouse Cursor

4. October 2018

McTell Tells About His Childhood Television Experiences

13. March 2018

Entwistle: “I want everybody in the whole world to be just like me in 4-5 ways”

14. May 2018

CURIOSITIES

Researchers Discover

4. February 2018

Danish scientists have identified a decorative hole in the universe located in a wardrobe in Schneckville city center. Pippi Bohr and Jonas Earblush explain. Pippi...

DON'T MISS!

Federspiel reveals: words and phrases uncommon in Kierkegaard (and their meaning)

28. March 2018

A Lively Discussion About Men Who Do Not Talk about Feelings in the Batman...

19. November 2017

350 Doctors Taken Prisoners by Nurses in Minneapolis, 351 Nurses Taken Prisoners by Doctors...

6. August 2019

Generals Partied with Raisins

22. May 2019

Raisins were thrown. Raisins were eaten. Buildings were built with raisins. Conversations of raisins were had. You could go on. The generals went on...