Little did we know that Popeye and Olive had an old vaudeville act, incidentally.
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Friday, June 7, 2013
Classic Cartoon Showcase: Popeye in Puttin' on the Act
In this humorous classic, Olive shows Popeye a newspaper headline declaring that vaudeville is coming back, upon which they decide to rekindle their(somewhat ridiculous) vaudeville act...but how will they fare with it? Please enjoy! (Watch for a couple of cute moments where Swee' Pea switches the cue card, and an amusing moment where Popeye impersonates such comics of the time as Jimmy Durante, Stan Laurel, and Groucho Marx.)
Monday, August 27, 2012
Jokes of the Week #20:Famous Folks of Fact and Fiction
(These are actually last week's jokes, but it's okay; I've kept them in the fridge, so, hopefully they won't be any more stale than usual. :-D)
What kind of car does Mickey Mouse's girlfriend drive?
A Minnie-van.
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What would you call Superman if he lost his superpowers?
Man.
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Why was Elvis so cool?
Because he had a lot of fans.
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A little-known fact:
Mary Poppins used to be a fortune teller on the west coast. The interesting thing about this was, rather than reading people's palms or reading tea leaves, she could predict their future simply by smelling their breath. The sign on the door of her shop read, "Super California Mystic, Expert Halitosis."
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How many ears does Mr. Spock have?
Three. His left ear, his right ear, and "The Final Front Ear."
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What do you get if you cross Kirby with Atilla the Hun?
Atilla the Hungry!
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What do you call a Pokemon with a cold?
A Pik-achoo!
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Frankie: "Say, did you know that I once sang for the Queen of England?"
Becky: "No kidding, really?"
Frankie: "Well...that's what she told me, anyway. She said, 'If you're a singer, then I'm the Queen of England.'"
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Who eats spinach and makes clothes?
Popeye the Tailorman.
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What tree knows Kung Fu?
Spruce Lee.
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Who lives in a pod and practices Kung Fu?
Bruce Pea.
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What movie features classical music and Dumbo dancing?
Elephantasia.
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What movie features Remy practicing Kung Fu?
The Ka-Ratty Kid.
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What do you get if you cross a small bear with a skunk?
Winnie the Pee-Yew!
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What's the closest thing to silver?
The Lone Ranger's bum.
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What movie features a dinosaur park and Lassie?
Jurassic Bark.
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What do you get if you cross Chowder with William Shakespeare?
A bard who says, "To eat or not to eat?"
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What video game features monsters, a scary medieval castle, and Fat Albert?
Shadowgut.
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What did Huey, Dewey, and Louie say when they saw something flying toward their uncle's head?
"Donald, duck!"
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What to you get if you cross a famous hockey player with a Sea-Doo?
Wayne Jet-Ski.
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"Can you tell me the location of every phone booth in the city, please?" the voice on the phone asks.
"I'm sorry," the operator replies. "We can't give out that information."
"You can't?" the voice replies sadly.
"Sorry, no." the operator replies. "Why is this information so important to you?"
"Because I'm Superman and my pants are in one of those phone booths."
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Who grants wishes for Cinderella cow?
Her Dairy Godmother.
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Here's one, now all we need is 100 more. :-D
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Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Classic Cartoon Showcase:Before They Were Stars:Pound Puppies in City Pound
(I think City Pound may be the official name of this episode.) In this nifty little pilot episode for the Pound Puppies series(complete with a celeb-filled cast) the daring entourage of dogs endeavor to both reunite newcomer Violet with her owners and save pound supervisor Bigelow's job while dodging the dogcatcher Dabney Nabbit and doing battle with the dastardly(albeit dopey and ditzy) dognappers Flack and Tubbs. (By golly, if this doesn't win the prize for most alliteration in a single article, it probably at least ranks!) Please enjoy!(BTW, watch for a humorously hypocritical moment in part one where Nabbit calls the dogs "Walking flea farms" and tells them to "Suck in their bellies." Uh, Nabbit? Have you checked a reflective surface lately?)
Saturday, April 14, 2012
A Funny Thing Happened On The Way to the Bookstore:Bloopers, Botches, and Blunders by Allan Zullo
As proof that truth is stranger than fiction, this is a collection of real-life stories of(hilarious!) mishaps that various people have met with, such as:
-The guy who was so hungry, waiting in line at a restaurant, that he ate the potted plants.
-The boxer who knocked himself out during a match.
-The lady who mistook glue for eyedrops.
-The time Ernest Borgnine ripped his pants wide open while acting in "Much Ado About Nothing."
-The restaurant called, "The Great Gritzbe's Flying Food Show", which was given a name change to "The Not-So-Great Gritzbe's" when business started sagging.
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