These celebrity name puns might just be the epitome of the dad joke, but we're really okay with that. Sometimes puns just catch you by surprise with their wit and you don't even think about how stupid they are!
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Recently Donald Trump tweeted the word "TREASON?" in light of the New York Times op ed that was published on Wednesday. The article was supposedly written by someone within the Trump Administration, calling themselves part of the "resistance."
After Trump's "treason" tweet, people on Twitter began making their own amusing parodies, which you can read below!
Tumblr user Obvious Plant (aka Jeff Wysaski/PleatedJeans) is known for conducting some pretty clever pranks in which he “plants” fake signs around shops and other public spots around L.A.
One that recently got a lot of attention involved him placing some fake self-help books like “So You’re Son is a Centaur” among real books at a store in West Hollywood.
He’s also trolled a wine shop with some custom recommendations.
For his latest stunt, Wysaski stopped by a local pet shop and added a few of his own descriptions to some of the animals’ tanks and cages.
“Sometimes, you’ve just got to take it into your own hands to expand a store’s product line,” he writes.
These included everything from Guy Fieri hamsters and baby Godzillas to invisible fish and judgmental tree frogs.
Here are a few below, but you can check out the full set and more of his work on his Tumblr.
Apparently finding new and creative ways to pull out your child’s baby teeth is becoming a “thing.”
We’ve recently seen a dad do with his Chevy Camaro, a retired Olympian use his javelin and parrot yank one out of a boy’s mouth with its beak.
The latest stunt comes from Montana, were a boy named Calvin Stanley decided to use his bow & arrow to get the job done.
His loose tooth that was making it hard to eat, so he whipped out his recurve bow which he had been training himself to shoot.
“This is how we pull teeth in Montana!” his dad wrote on Facebook along with a video showing him firing an arrow that was tied to his tooth.
He had to try it three times before the thing finally came out, they said, and he initially lost the tooth in the grass.
A Florida woman was being held hostage in her home by her boyfriend on Tuesday, and a Pizza Hut helped save her life.
Cheryl Treadway and her kids were being threatened by a man named Ethan Nickerson at knifepoint and were not allowed to leave.
Nickerson also took away her cell phone, but he let her use it briefly to order a pizza, according toMyFox Tampa.
That’s when she used some quick thinking to write “911 hostage help” in the comments section of her order.
A chef at the Pizza Hut noticed the strange message and the restaurant quickly alerted the police.
The suspect was then arrested and charged, while Treadway and her kids escaped to safety.
This story is very similar to another real-life incident which was used in a Superbowl ad this year to raise awareness about domestic violence.
Say goodbye to productivity, because this game just took over your workday/life.
Whenever you start typing a search into Google, the search engine tries to predict what it thinks you are looking for based on previous searches.
The results are often absurd and can make you question your faith in humanity.
So a guy named Justin Hook has harnessed the power of autocomplete and turned it into an online game called “Google Feud.”
You just pick a category (Culture, People, Names, Questions), and the site chooses a question/topic. The top 10 very real results from Google’s API are posted to the board which you then have to guess.
Just like “Family Feud” you get just 3 strikes before the game ends.
“Beware, certain results may be offensive and/or incomprehensible,” Hook writes on the page.
The game’s received a lot of attention since it launched, so much so that it apparently crashed their servers.
And the laziest pet owner of the year award goes to this guy.
A man was spotted this week “walking” his dog around a parking lot in Dubai, the only problem was that he never got out of his car.
Local artist Jim Wheat spotted the scene and took a photo, saying he initially thought the dog was a bear because it was so big.
“It was like a dog on a treadmill,” he said.
They duo did 5 laps around the lot at about 3 mph before driving away.
Meanwhile in Norway…
Meet Harald V, King of the Trolls (also King of Norway).
In a recent interview with NRK TV, Harald said he will soon be going to Antarctica to visit his country's research station called "Troll."
The station was opened nearly 10 years ago by his wife, Queen Sonja, who is sitting next to him.
Watch the video above (with subtitles) for the punchline.
Oh Harald.
This badass spider used a rock to anchor its web... or it's just a jerk and wants people to walk into a rock.
To promote the upcoming season premiere of Arrested Development on May 26th, Netflix has launched a pop-up shop tour of Bluth's Original Frozen Banana Stand, which will serve up real frozen bananas and photo ops with cast members in various locations across Great Britain and the United States, starting with London (as seen in the picture) this week and a few more pit stops in New York and Los Angeles in the following week. Is there any money in it? Perhaps you should find out!
