Freshman Worries

Nose in the Books

Junior, A Little Hoarse

Speaking of which:  

From http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-409317/Meet-Thumbelina-worlds-smallest-horse.html

Thumbelina has symptoms of dwarfism, which makes her a "miniature of a miniature," as this article puts it. Her breeders' main pursuit and hobby in life is the production of smaller and smaller horses, which in my opinion makes Thumbelina a "hobby horse," literally.

Roll over, Baby Mozart. It's Baby Plato time.

Tidbit of random information: the baby mozart effect, which was proposed by researchers in 1993, has been discredited. The following excerpt is from aolnews.com: "The concept of the Mozart effect had a strong cultural impact when it was first posited, resulting in the sales of a lot of "Baby Mozart" CDs. In 1998, Georgia Gov. Zell Miller proposed spending $105,000 to buy a Mozart CD for every baby born in the state. Florida mandated state-funded day care centers to play an hour of classical music a day." However it seems that Bach and Pearl Jam, or in fact, any noisy stimulus, is enough to make your baby smarter.

Fish Tank

Surfing

Dog

Chiseled Abs in Less Than an Hour!

Who needs sit-ups and crunches when you have a chisel?

Travelling First Class

Not Just Another Face

It's Flu Season... Time to Get Your Shots

Being Different From Everyone Else

Calves

Mocking the Mockingbird

The nice thing about online audiences is that there is no collective groan.

Mosquito: The Saga

This blog is for...

Anyone who meets any one of the following criteria:

-Enjoys terrible puns

-Enjoys silly drawings

And for all of the visual learners out there, I have prepared a diagram that concisely summarizes my main point thus far:

Why did I choose to start this blog? I don't know. It seemed like a good idea at the time. I personally love terrible puns and worship silly drawings, and my hope is that you can get some enjoyment out of them too.  Let the pun begin.