OddThinking

A blog for odd things and odd thoughts.

Hello, Operator? Do You Have a Crossed Line?

Do we really need to operate?

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Denmark Accord

Mr. World, our teacher, divided our class into groups and gave us a difficult assignment to do. Some project about climate or something. He warned us it was worth a large part of our assessment.

So we all agreed to meet at Denmark’s house (Man, that took a while to organise; most of the term was already done by the time we did.) We started divvying up the work – there was a lot of studying to do – and that’s when the arguments started.

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The Exam

When I was at high-school, I choose a subject I was very good at, and then I deliberately turned up to the exam late…

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Facial Fatigue

Here’s a little anatomy practical you can try at home.

Relax your face, and then calmly say the words “Double-you Tee Eff” out aloud. Note which muscles are used.

Now, repeat the experiment, but this time say the words “What the fuck?” out aloud.

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Separating the Good from the Bad

This line of thought occurred to me last night; I am just putting it down here until I find a better place to put it.

Have you ever considered the strengths and weaknesses of the people you know?

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Skip this post

If you value your sense of humour, or if you value mine, you won’t read this post. It doesn’t end well.

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Crime Doesn’t Play

I have broken the law five times. What I did is a secret.

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“I wish I had my money back…”

Do you think that a combination of heavy metal poisoning from a combination of Gold, Silver and Copper, introduced through the water-supply, could have a psychotropic effect?

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Categories: Humour,Thoughts from the Shower
Tags: Humour, medicine, superstition

Independent Verification

This seemed very funny to me, when I thought of it during the haze of waking up this morning. However, I need independent verification.

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Killing “killing two birds with one stone”

Why is “killing two birds with one stone” such a desirable attribute?

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Categories: Humour,Thoughts from the Shower
Tags: Humour, optimisation, sayings