2006 Vintage: The 2006 Exit
“Why was 2006 so repetitive?” “Because everyone was just quoting Borat and waiting for their Facebook Wall to update.” Part of the 50 Adult Jokes: The 2006… Read More »2006 Vintage: The 2006 Exit
“Why was 2006 so repetitive?” “Because everyone was just quoting Borat and waiting for their Facebook Wall to update.” Part of the 50 Adult Jokes: The 2006… Read More »2006 Vintage: The 2006 Exit
A guy walks in and demands a free drink. The bartender asks, “Why?” The guy points at a Time magazine and says, “Because I’m the Person of… Read More »2006 Classic: The Time Person of the Year
Why did the lawyer reject the blogger? He didn’t want anyone on the jury who felt the need to “live-tweet” the deliberation. Part of the… Read More »2006 Vintage: The Jury Selection
Why were politicians afraid of Sacha Baron Cohen? Because they realized a man in a grey suit with a fake accent could get them to… Read More »2006 Vintage: The Borat Movie Hit
Why did it take so long? Because when you’re the future King, your “Save the Date” cards have to be approved by the Archbishop, the… Read More »2005 Legacy: The Civil Wedding of Prince Charles and Camilla
“Is this generic?” “It’s so generic it’s just a pill-shaped piece of bread.” Part of the 62 Doctor Jokes: The 2005 “YouTube Launch & Grey’s… Read More »2005 Classic: The Generic
Why did Clint Eastwood win again? Because he proved that if you make a movie where everyone ends up crying in a hospital room, the… Read More »2005 Archive: The “Million Dollar Baby” Sweep
Why was Grandpa obsessed with the numbers 4, 8, 15, 16, 23, and 42? He thought they were the key to winning the holiday lottery,… Read More »2005 Legacy: Lost (Season 2)
Why “Poodle Hat” by Weird Al? Because parodies are the only way to survive a year as weird as 2004. Part of the 40 Grammy… Read More »2004 Vintage: Best Comedy Album
“Why are you leaving the site?” “Because my professor just joined and now I have to delete everything from last Saturday.” Part of the 53 Adult Jokes:… Read More »2004 Legacy: The Facebook 2004 Exit
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