Not sure if this headline was meant to be a joke, or serious, either way it’s pretty funny. Seems after a shooting spree in a morgue, no one was newly killed and the dead were not raised by the noise. Yep they remained the way they were after this dumb stunt and or so, the silly headline tells us.

This hospital tells it like it is when it comes to the examinations.

This fool can dream, can’t he, well with the help of a fallen tree

History may have taken a different turn if Peter Norton was born a few millenniums back.

2021 a handful of rogue Americans crash a plane into Dubai….

So check out these music album covers from the last few decades, I am sure they thought they were hip and even sexy at the time.

He must have thought he was too cool 4 school in his Izod shirt, hairsprayed doo and tiny shorts

Man o War, SEXXXXXY

Devastatin’ Dave the turntable and fashion slave.. What ya lookin at…

Let me touch him, the name says it all!

waking and dreaming

All my friends are dead… WTF? the glass is half empty for this fool

It’s all about…. Ken

And lastly we have the brailettes

Redneck kabobs -  throw the dogs on the barbie, guess thats one way to skewer some meat

the redneck toothbrush, look hard and you will see the vibrating object that the toothbrush is attached to, hope that thing was not used.

When all other email / internet scams quit working, go for dating gold and pull at those lonely heart strings. How is this for a internet dating personal…. no red flags raised here.

Yes ladies, help him out with a few thousand bucks because he is down on his luck with his wealth (pictured) being held in a trust until someone helps him get his dough. He will not only scam you, but send you flowers once done.

CNN has a public service announcement for all you single ladies looking for love online: Beware of romance fraud! Apparently, Nigerian banking schemes are for amateurs; super-skilled scam artists search out sad singles on dating Web sites and pull at their purse- and heartstrings. The scammers try to tap into what every woman wants, as told by the Lifetime channel: They pose as goodhearted businessmen (for example, one scammer claimed to be the owner of a diamond mine who built orphanages in his free time), and make reckless use of the future tense and the word “we.” Once the woman is emotionally hooked, they will commonly tell stories of theft or injury that require an immediate transfer of money that will be — of course! — quickly paid back.

If you think the above scenario raises a red flag the size of that scammer’s Nigerian estate, the Web site RomanceScams.org lists some even more unbelievable tactics:

This video is actually really funny. From the Letterman show this prank involves a talking photo booth at a theme park

Click here to see the Letterman prank video