2001 Vintage: The Shore
Knock, knock. / Who’s there? / Shore. / Shore who? / Shore hope you’re happy! Part of the 39 Classic Knock-Knock Jokes: The 2001 Odyssey… Read More »2001 Vintage: The Shore
2001 Vintage: The Digital Photo
She says my digital photos are “too convenient.” She prefers the ones that take a week to develop, like her grudges. Part of the 57… Read More »2001 Vintage: The Digital Photo
2001 Vintage: The Diet
“I’m on the ‘Digital Diet’.” “What’s that?” “I only eat things I can download… so mostly just disappointment.” Part of the 64 Doctor Jokes: The… Read More »2001 Vintage: The Diet
2000 Vintage: The “Digital Soldier” Prototypes
Why did the 2000 soldier look like an electronics store? Because the Army thought that if you strap enough wires to a Private, he eventually… Read More »2000 Vintage: The “Digital Soldier” Prototypes
2000 Vintage: The Tech-Deck Finger Injury
The boy who tried to do a complex trick with a miniature finger-skateboard on the teacher’s desk and accidentally launched it directly into her coffee… Read More »2000 Vintage: The Tech-Deck Finger Injury
2000 Classic: The Red Hot Chili Peppers (Grammy Year)
Why “Scar Tissue”? For the year the Chili Peppers officially became the “Rock Elders” that everyone loved. Part of the 35 Musician & Rock Star… Read More »2000 Classic: The Red Hot Chili Peppers (Grammy Year)
1999 Classic: The Webcam
Why did the blonde wave at her computer? She thought the “webcam” was a mirror. Part of the 59 Classic Blonde Jokes: The 1999 Retro… Read More »1999 Classic: The Webcam
1999 Vintage: The Everquest Player
“I can’t change it right now, I’m in a raid!” Part of the 62 Light Bulb Jokes: The 1999 Retro Edition archive. Historically Verified
1998 Classic: The Furniture
She told me our coffee table was “asking for trouble.” Part of the 71 Mother-in-Law Jokes: The 1998 “Star Wars & Search Engines” Edition archive.… Read More »1998 Classic: The Furniture
1997 Vintage: The First DVD Player
Why was the businessman the envy of the cabin? He had a portable DVD player that cost $1,000, weighed 5 pounds, and the battery died… Read More »1997 Vintage: The First DVD Player