Ha ha

Life Without Garfield

Num Num Num

Oops

Baby Monkey

Every Saturday before labor day is bacon day. (relay, look it up)

They are all Pumpkins

A Poem From Josh called Always Eat Your Meat!

Once there was a plump old man who didn’t like his meat. “go cook and bake and broil and take this for someone else to eat!” said he said he “now go and fetch me tea.” The servants did as they were told. “to serve him” said one of the cooks “you must be brave and dashing and bold! (because he would harshly harshly scold.) “here is his tea” said he said he. The servants gave it to the plump old man then they left him In piece. “that man can get whatever he wants even the golden fleece!” said the servants “I have a idea we put poison I his tea!” said she said she. The old man over herd there plan to poison him galore so he ran out the door to an old sea shore and there he lived ever more By Josh

Try to Take Over the World!

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Chuckle Chuckle

haaaahaaa

Muffins!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Funnnnny

Its Snapeerdoodle

That is my sister Julie

The Wand the cloak the stone.

do it man do it

coooool

List of unusual deaths

2011: A 35 year old man from Blagoveshchensk, Russia, died after pleading with a friend to bury him alive for the night in a garden with the belief that this would bring him luck for the rest of his life. It is thought that heavy rain falling throughout the night may have blocked the victim's breathing tubes and he was found dead the next morning.

1955: Margo Jones, theater director, was killed by exposure to carbon tetrachloride fumes from her newly cleaned carpet.

2011: Arthur Sexton, 80, drowned after falling off a step ladder and landing upside down in a water butt containing only a couple of feet of water.

2010: Robert Gary Jones, 38, was killed while jogging on a beach in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina when he was hit from behind by a small plane making an emergency landing.

1794: John Kendrick, an American sea captain and explorer, was killed in the Hawaiian Islands when a British ship mistakenly used a loaded cannon to fire a salute to Kendrick's vessel.

620 BC: Draco, Athenian law-maker, was smothered to death by gifts of cloaks showered upon him by appreciative citizens at a theatre on Aegina.

1814: London Beer Flood, 9 people were killed when 323,000 imperial gallons (1,468,000L) of beer in the Meux and Company Brewery burst out of their vats and gushed into the streets.