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The Nicer the Uniform, The Worse The Job
A librarian has a fine job. Sitting in a quiet, nicely decorated library, they watch people read books. Their main responsibility is to smile at visitors when they check out a volume, and to keep smiling when they promise to return it two weeks later.
By Scott Christenson🌴2 years ago in Humor
Russia's Show Hall Attack Leaves Nation in Distress and Torment. Content Warning.
In the center of Moscow, a unique city that pulsates with culture and life, disaster hit with a power that resonated the nation over. On a night intended for revelry and celebration, a concert hall was struck by terror, causing destruction and sorrow. Russia is in shock and grieving because of the assault, which brought about the passings of somewhere around 133 individuals.
By AURORA SOPHIA2 years ago in Humor
A special event highlighting Windows and Surface AI innovations will be hosted by Microsoft in May
Microsoft has scheduled an AI event on the morning of Monday, May 20th, just before the commencement of Build 2024. In an email invitation sent to the media, Microsoft has announced that CEO Satya Nadella will discuss the company's "AI vision across hardware and software."
By Agent Sawon2 years ago in Humor
Motorola's new Edge 50 Pro,latest leak, revealing specs and features
An influx of information has recently surfaced regarding Motorola's upcoming flagship smartphone, the Edge 50 Pro, unveiling almost everything from specifications to features.
By Agent Sawon2 years ago in Humor
THE TWO HAIRDRESSERS
THE TWO HAIRDRESSERS Few Months into my new hair dressing business, catching fun…all cruisy and minting! On one faithful Tuesday morning a charming woman walked into a hair salon to get her hair done. Shortly, two hairdressers attended to her needs. As the hairdressers started styling the woman's hair, they began to discuss with each other.
By scoggin2 years ago in Humor
Finding Joy in Laughter: Unleashing Your Funny Bone
Humor is a remarkable facet of human existence. It's an ever-present force that permeates every aspect of our lives, from the mundane to the extraordinary. It's in the hilarious anecdotes we share with friends, the clever wit displayed in witty banter, and the side-splitting jokes that leave us gasping for breath. But humor is more than just a source of amusement – it's a powerful tool that can uplift spirits, forge connections, and bring joy to even the darkest of days.
By Shwet Prabha Baiswar2 years ago in Humor
Unwind and Unleash: Embracing Humor for Mental Well-being
In a world brimming with stress and responsibilities, finding moments of levity can be like discovering a hidden oasis in the desert of daily life. Humor, with its power to uplift spirits and dissolve tension, is not just a frivolous pursuit but an essential tool for maintaining mental well-being.
By puns web2 years ago in Humor
Queenie
Queen Elizabeth: Oh, Edmund... I do love it when you get cross. Sometimes I think about having you executed just to see the expression on your face.
By Rachel Robbins2 years ago in Humor
The Evolution of Humor: From Cavemen to Memes
Humor is a universal aspect of human culture, evolving over centuries to reflect changing social norms, values, and communication technologies. From the simple gestures of cavemen to the complex memes of the digital age, humor has played a crucial role in human society. This article explores the evolution of humor, tracing its development from its earliest forms to its modern manifestations.
By BLESSING COOL 2 years ago in Humor
Why Bother Tidying Up?
I recently concluded that tidying up is a waste of time. We spend half of our lives doing it, only to find that we have messed up that one room we meant to keep tidy by the end of the day.
By Carol Ann Townend2 years ago in Humor
The Pizza Man
In the bustling streets of the city, where the aroma of freshly baked dough mingles with the tantalizing scent of melted cheese and savory toppings, there exists a hero of modern times – the pizza delivery man. Armed with nothing but a trusty vehicle and a stack of piping hot pizzas, he navigates through traffic and treacherous weather to bring joy and satisfaction to hungry customers far and wide.
By sudip tarafder2 years ago in Humor
The Beginner’s Guide to the End
For forty years, the world awoke each morning relieved to be alive and undisturbed by any of the twenty-two thousand warheads pointing this way and that in the Cold War. World leaders played nuclear poker while booklets told us how to survive the fallout with bin liners, masking tape and interior doors, swiftly unhinged during the three-minute warning. Secret tunnels, chambers and shelters were dug for the lucky few while the rest sweated it out from crisis to climb-down and back.
By Ian Vince2 years ago in Humor