2005 Archive: The USB 2.0 Hub
Why did the hotel desk look like a power plant? Because you had to charge your camera, phone, MP3 player, and PDA at the same… Read More »2005 Archive: The USB 2.0 Hub
Why did the hotel desk look like a power plant? Because you had to charge your camera, phone, MP3 player, and PDA at the same… Read More »2005 Archive: The USB 2.0 Hub
Demanding that the entire family arrive at the local diner by 3:00 PM to secure the ultimate corner booth before the early-bird crowd paralyzes the… Read More »2005 Vintage: The Country Buffet Strategy
Why did parents have to buy vests for their kids? Because the “Most Powerful Military in the World” had a “Backorder” on “Staying Alive.” Part… Read More »2004 Legacy: The “Body Armor” Shortage
A guy asks, “Are we human, or are we dancer?” The bartender says, “You’re drunk, and you’re a bad singer.” Part of the 77 Bar… Read More »2004 Classic: The Killers
Why was everyone taking “selfies” (before they were called selfies)? Because the flip phone had a mirror on the outside so you could see your… Read More »2004 Legacy: The Motorola V505
Why was the inbox so messy? Because 2001 was the year “Stationary” (templates) made every email look like a birthday card. Part of the 79… Read More »2001 Vintage: The Outlook Express
I’m a leader. I’m just “pointing” the way. Part of the 101 Classic Punny One-Liners: The Odyssey Edition (2001) archive. Historically Verified
Why was the sidewalk a danger zone? Because every kid in America had a foldable aluminum scooter that was specifically designed to destroy the ankles… Read More »2000 Vintage: The Razor Scooter Craze
I’m a tree. I’m just “barking.” Part of the 91 Classic Punny One-Liners: The Y2K Survivor Edition (2000) archive. Historically Verified
The youth group drama performance freezing in place because someone bumped the prop table, causing the sound effects CD to repeat the same half-second loop… Read More »2000 Archive: The CD Player Skit Stall
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