Showing posts with label funny. Show all posts
Showing posts with label funny. Show all posts

Thursday, March 6, 2014

A Few Awesomely Weird Products

I don't think I am alone in saying that sometimes I buy things not because I need them, but because they just look cool, weird or whatever. I have put together a list of some of these awesomely weird products that I don't necessarily need but really want. 


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The rubber horse head masks have been making their way around the internet for awhile now and are hilarious in pretty much every scenario. It turns out they are even funnier on squirrels.

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Sometimes you really need to clean but just want to be lazy, these will make the path from the fridge to the couch sparkling clean.



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Mom always said to wear clean underwear! Now all you have to do is soak these tidy whities in water and you're good to go. They may be a little damp, but at least they are clean. 

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Because bacon can fix anything

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Googly eyes can instantly make anything funny and these are big enough to put on a refrigerator or even your house. 

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Few things put a cat in its place better than strapping a unicorn horn to its head


Wednesday, April 18, 2012

Cats Imitating Art

When you think about cats, there are several things that instantly pop into your mind. Furry. Purring. Meowing when they want food or attention. Coming up for pets and then biting your hand when they’ve had enough. But you’ve probably never thought about their artistic sides.

What’s that, you didn’t realize cats were artistic? Neither did we, until we saw this article from BuzzFeed.com that showed us some excellent examples of cats imitating famous paintings. Take a look at some of our favorites…

 "Romeo And Juliet" by Ford Madox Brown (1870)

"Apple, Peaches, Pears, And Grapes" by Paul Cezanne (1879)

"Women In Blue Dress" by Richard Edward Miller (1909)

"Grande Odalisque" by Ingres (1814)

"Self Portrait Yawning" by Joseph Ducreux (1780)

To see the rest of this gallery, click here. And let us know if your cat imitates any famous pieces of artwork – we want to see it!

Monday, August 23, 2010

Alligator-Powered Car

So this might not exactly be a solution for high gas prices, but maybe it'd work for golf carts in Florida.