daily humor

The THURSDAY of confusion

or is it the other one…

No, The Other One

Today is the birthday, in 1947, of Mick Fleetwood, co-founder of Fleetwood Mac. Here’s one of their songs that I like.

Posted by Tom in Humor, Music, sixties and seventies

woke up and it’s TUESDAY

FYI:

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Today is the birthday, in 1944, of Peter Asher of the English duo ‘Peter and Gordon’. Their song, A World Without Love, reached number one on various charts in 1964. Interestingly, the song was written by Paul McCartney when he was 16.

Posted by Tom in Humor, Music, sixties and seventies

I feel MONDAY in the air…

It’s summer! Time to crank up the A/C!

Bada Bing!

The cashier said, “Strip down facing me”.By the time I realized they meant the credit card, it was too late.

Does anyone know where to buy a longer dipstick? Mine doesn’t reach the oil anymore.

Mosquito bite? Heat a spoon with a torch and place it on the bite.The hot spoon will stop the itch fast.Tune in next week for “How to treat a bad burn”.

This bears repeating…If we’re not meant to have midnight snacks, why is there a light in the refrigerator?

Marbles…When you’re young you play with them.When you’re old you start losing them.

If you ask me, a worm is a pretty disappointing prize for getting up early.

There was a huge fight at the seafood restaurant.There were battered fish everywhere.

Older forms of English kept Latin’s gender-specific suffixes -tor and -trix; tor for men and trix for women.So a male pilot is an aviator, a female pilot is an aviatrix. Gladiator; gladiatrix, etc.This contrasts with the modern system where tor is both for men and women, and trix is for kids.

Tinkerbell finds out she has an overweight cousin.Tacobell.

Today is the birthday, in 1944, of Miguel Vicens Danus, bass guitarist for the Spanish group, Los Bravos. Here they are with their debut single, Black is Black, which reached number 4 in the US.

Posted by Tom in Humor, Music, sixties and seventies

Finally FRIDAY

Signssssss

Yesterday was also the birthday, in 1882, of Igor Stravinsky. Here is one of the dances from his ballet Petrushka played by the amazing Yuja Wang.

Posted by Tom in Humor, Music