Some humor you just remember, like Arte Johnson’s tricycle on Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In show [Wikipedia] (if you’re old enough for the first incarnation of Goldie Hawn).
My family always enjoyed Jim Henson’s humor, both with his muppet characters and others.
One of my favorites was the Swedish Chef, who could always get a chuckle out of me. Here he shows the correct way to make a donut.
Have you watched the hippo and dog singing and dancing to “The Lion Sleeps Tonight”? More from the grandkids. This one starts to please them from age 2 on, while the folks who grew up with the song start singing along too.
Have you had the pleasure of meeting Bernard the polar bear from BRB International yet? This is a favorite slapstick humor series of 5-year olds everywhere – and a lot of 50 year-olds. Probably especially my friend Greg.
I love 4 to 6 year old kids as they discover and develop their sense of humor. The grandkids have helped me find great web treasures, such as the series with two dinosaurs and a pig.
Tom Baynham and Ben Tyers completed their Masters degrees in Manufacturing Engineering at Cambridge University, then proceeded to build this.
As a longtime fan of Rube Goldberg’s original contraption cartoons in the 1930s and 40s, I would definitely nominate this one as the best I’ve seen to date.
Have you watched Bremner, Bird & Fortune, the satiricaleastyl British television program? [Wikipedia] Here is John Bird and John Fortune’s totally believable take on the investment banking community mindset and the subprime crisis.
Charlie Wicks is CEO at Pro-Co Sound in Kalamazoo, MI. In the 1970s, he was one of the founders of a massive musicians’ complex called the Sound Factory. Among other things, touring bands like Alice Cooper shipped their gear in for maintenance and repair there. I always enjoyed visiting, chatting about business, exploring the warehouse-size showroom, and lusting over the gorgeous gorgeous guitars.
There would always be folks playing the guitars, mandolins and everything else in the racks of acoustic and electric instruments. And on the wall was the big sign that said:
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