I have referred to facebook as a socially transmitted disease. It is. Too many ‘Mericans are addicted to checking it, posting, liking, sharing and creeping. But it does have value. On this Friday, I have laughed hard at facebook posts.<\/p>\n
–The squatty potty video. It is several minutes long, but worth the watch. Very well written. The whole rainbow swirl ice cream cone coming out of the back end of a unicorn is classic. <\/p>\n
–Another turd oriented video pushing a product–Poo Pourri. Once again, well written bathroom jokes added with science-type videos that almost make you want to order some of this stuff. I don’t know if the British accents helps or hurts this video. <\/p>\n
–Without a doubt, my favorite video is the little elephant that is “helicoptering” its trunk around. No sound, just the title above the video. I laugh because it is true. And I totally relate. <\/p>\n
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And on another funny note. The wind tends to blow in this part of paradise. I came home to the west screen door hanging cock-eyed. I inspected it and realized that it had literally tore the door from the frame. The frame and door are not repairable. I would really like to throw a wall-eyed fit at whoever didn’t shut the door properly. But here are the facts–No matter who did it, I am the one that has to buy the new door and fix it. So, I will just be pissed at myself for being the last one out that door. And I will buy a new door and install the new door. I am going to try to find a door that opens the opposite direction so that the wind can’t catch it. <\/p>\n
Here’s to hoping that you all found some funny moments on this Friday. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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