Humor Labs
I'm on the free-public-email list for Humor Labs. They haven't updated their website recently, but they're still cranking out the daily joke-emails. Except they're on vacation right now until October 6th so they're re-mailing old lists. Here is the one from July 10th, 2001:
The Top 5 Least Popular Street Names:
⑤ Vicious Circle
④ Psycho Path
③ Peoples Ct.
② Diminished Sex Dr.
① Nofriggin Way
What a blast from the past, eh? Such a simpler time, when the Internet was new and there were still people working for the US government who could allow it to be known that they had decency and functioning moral compasses. Not like our world today. I had a job making pocket electronic computers that members of the public actually used - and the newly-popular Internet message boards allowed me to talk directly to my end-users!
And now, everything's gone to Hell. Nobody wants me anymore as a greymuzzle programmer. The Pope says World War III *may* have already begun. Volcanoes and earthquakes and negative interest rates, oh my! It has been publicly admitted that all sides in the Iraq war are now using weapons bought by the US taxpayer - can you say "bread and circus", boys and girls?
The Top 5 Least Popular Street Names:
⑤ Vicious Circle
④ Psycho Path
③ Peoples Ct.
② Diminished Sex Dr.
① Nofriggin Way
What a blast from the past, eh? Such a simpler time, when the Internet was new and there were still people working for the US government who could allow it to be known that they had decency and functioning moral compasses. Not like our world today. I had a job making pocket electronic computers that members of the public actually used - and the newly-popular Internet message boards allowed me to talk directly to my end-users!
And now, everything's gone to Hell. Nobody wants me anymore as a greymuzzle programmer. The Pope says World War III *may* have already begun. Volcanoes and earthquakes and negative interest rates, oh my! It has been publicly admitted that all sides in the Iraq war are now using weapons bought by the US taxpayer - can you say "bread and circus", boys and girls?