This is exactly how grandfather was. British man with a vast knowledge. He was Anthropologist and antiquities dealer. I could listen to him for hours. He passed away a few years ago so stumbling onto this channel is amazing.
Even when things don't go entirely smoothly he still just keeps going because not everything does go perfectly smoothly and it's cool that he doesn't pretend otherwise
Dutch and Flemish are almost the same language, but it’s the small differences that occasionally make Flemish amusing to Dutch speakers. My brother saw a sign on the fence at a Belgian building site which read: verboden op het werk te komen, which means: access to building site is prohibited. But in Dutch it means it’s prohibited to go to work.
My late grandfather gave me a round coin that had TUIT printed on one side. It's for when someone says "I'll do it when I get around to it" so you give them a "round tuit."
@@zynjnn277 Anyone, it's a type of joke. Like...stand-up comedy can also be done by people in wheelchairs, though not so much by bed-ridden people, so there is a limit to not-standing.
@@zynjnn277 Maybe, idk, I'm certainly not going to tell them. I'm not cool enough, then again, maybe they will listen to me, they're always so laid-back.
A Dutch comedian, who mainly makes jokes in which words and expression taken out of context, had a perspex sign in a sketch which read: ZOZ, which means please turn over. When he turned it over, it read: SOS.
@@grmpf In Portugal they just light one pixel or two so that it doesn't distract you without necessity but you can see it's blank on purpose if you look.
@@User0000000000000004 No they don't..... I don't even like peeing in the ocean but do do that. I do not however pee in the shower either and I know a lot of people do. If I have to pee I wait I dry off go pee then wash my hands again. Like a person should...lol
oh i also did one on a breadboard, very funny though but the bulb was an led one so it wouldnt light itself up...or rather not very long after we let it on its own
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Because he's like that quirky (but not in a gross way) old man that every neighborhood had growing up, that all the kids would go hang out with. My grandpa died before I was born, and to this day, I still adopt grandparents.
The intro reminds me of an old con trick that used to be in the papers: "send us 10 pounds in the mail and we'll teach you how to make money by doing light administrative work". After sending the money you received an envelop with instructions: "post the same ad in the paper WE did". The "light administrative work" was sending and receiving the envelopes...
My favorite so far came from my childhood, my mom had a maybe 3 inch diameter plywood circle with "tuit" written on it. When someone asks when you're going to get around to it, well I already have a round tuit!
Sad part is stuff like this exist in the everyday world. Like when you need scissors to open a package but the package they come in require cutting tools to open.
Imagine if the "out of order" box had a button to release the coins previously inserted, one by one, but strictly not first-in-first-out - or, you know, out of order.
I saw it too. Then I remember there is a term called "inverted" ego... He may have just done it on purpose! It would certainly seem to fit the theme of the video.
Tim always has interesting items. I have been fascinated by self-referencing paradoxes for years. From visual and art (MC Escher) to text "I know that I know nothing", "This statement is false", etc., and mathematical paradoxes.
" Show it to friends to make them smile." Apt explanation of this man's ambition. Joy-sharing curator of curiosities. Cheers, homie Tim. Cheers. And thank you.
This reminds me of the time I was on the border of Belgium and the Netherlands. There was a sign that said something like: "Watch out, pole", but the only reason that pole seemed to be there was to hold the sign
Some people can't get dark humor jokes, so they get offended (I think it was the word ''worthless'') I won't care so much, people always find something to get mad at.
A friend of mine died recently. He was trying to swim across a local river alone and he drowned. A couple of us got together and a took a wreath shaped like a life preserver to his funeral. It's what he would have wanted.
Tim just keeps making my days. A calm man, showing off something he's got a passionate love for, with good wholesome humor thrown in for good measure. Delightful!
Just as I though getting a present for Tim would be impossible, he literally has nothing, for the person who has everything. How on earth is one meant to give a gift to him.
Pro tip for camping without can opener: If You need can to be opened, try putting it on flat rock/concrete and rub it a bit, grinding through top lip of the can (if You see it's leaking, it's working). That way You can open ANY can, even with drink.
I bought a Nack Knife. It was encased in a plastic clamshell package, fully melted together all the way around. Needed a Nack Knife to cut the package. I was eventually able to chop my way through with scissors.
I love the can opener. Indeed, trains in Spain provide security hammers to break the windows in case of an accident, but they are protected behind a glass with the inscription "break the glass in case of emergency". I also love the "This page was intentionally left blank" in many books.
On the old Rowan and Martin Laugh-In show, someone walked by carrying a sign that read, "Up With Split Personality", then turned so we could read the other side of the sign, "Down With Split Personality".
In Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban the owner of the bookshop in Diagon Alley complains of a delivery of invisible spell books that they never managed to find again.
That upside down label reminds me of the notices in the back of manga. "You're reading the wrong way!" "Actually, I was reading the correct way, I'm just finished, but thanks for the thought."
There was a wooden box that sat on a shelf of a curio cabinet during my childhood. The words written on the top of the box were, “In case of fire, open box.” On the inside of the box you would find, “Not now, stupid; in case of fire.” We also had a round rubber pot holder with the word “TUIT” on, so you could “get around to it.” I think we picked it up at the county fair.
I used to have that box at the 9:16 mark except it was a bank. You could put a coin on a small plate, and the hand would come and snatch it. Same exact same hand, box, and movement. Got it sometime in the early 80's. .... p.s. from the nile.
I bet you are one of the most happiest person humanity ever had, not because you own objects, but because you know how to derive joy in & through smallest of the smallest issue & object. This is also the essence of Buddhism .Thank You,Sir.
The can opener inside a closed can reminds me of an old Microsoft Office CD I used to have that had the product key required to proceed with the installation inside a doc file that couldn't be opened without Microsoft Word.
Love the "inflated ego". Reminds me of that guy who received a little RC helicopter in the shape of the F-Word with a note "Let it never again be said that I don't give one."
I’d like a sign saying
“ if you notice this notice
You will notice that this notice
Is not worth noticing “. Thanks Tim.
You noticing this notice has been noticed and will be reported to the authorities.
@@bunkerratte_ As long as the authorities notice the notice that someone noticed a notice they weren't supposed to notice.
@@DragoNate shush, you weren't supposed to notice that!
@@bunkerratte_ Darn it! I'm sorry! I just have eyes like a hawk!
NOTICE
I'm just I sign,
but I couldn't help but
notice your eyes.
One time my dad was walking by a park and noticed a sign on the other side, so he walked over and found out it said “Do not walk on the grass”.
Oh The perils of nearsightedness!
You're a duck! No wonder. Parks are a lovely place for ducks :) quack quack quack
There was a sign next to our community pool that said "Do not hold breath under water."
*ABSOLUTELY GENUINE*
In my local park there was a sign that said:
DO NOT THROW STONES AT THIS SIGN. 🤔🤔🤔
@@naomi_dc76 I almost drowned in that pool!!!
Reminds me of the time I asked the shopkeeper if he sold camoflage shirts,, he said "yes" but I can't find them !
When ever I wear camo shorts at work my boss tells me to put some pants on :)
People tell me that about my backpack
Lol
@BLAISE HRNCIR-VAN METRE exactly
@@dodecahedron1
Technically he'd still have legs just not his thighs mostly
Imagine if this guy was your grandpa and every time he sees you he gives you a new toy like these.
This would make me happy.
Would make ME happy
This is exactly how grandfather was. British man with a vast knowledge. He was Anthropologist and antiquities dealer. I could listen to him for hours. He passed away a few years ago so stumbling onto this channel is amazing.
I needed that thank you
I'm very sorry HELL50N about your grandfather.
I love that it's always done in a single take. How engaging. No random cuts, no editing, just do it right, one time (if you don't mess up of course).
It's extraordinary lol
@Barb you are beautiful
Even when things don't go entirely smoothly he still just keeps going because not everything does go perfectly smoothly and it's cool that he doesn't pretend otherwise
@@guioaca7 simp
@@guioaca7 yes cuz that's her actual pic
Make a sign in Braille that says “Do not touch”
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Oh my God! How disrespectful!
@@microscopetimbs Excuse me?
@@DragoNate He called you a neckbeard.
@@artemisclips1344 Pretty sure there was more to it than that.
Reminds me of the classic "Reading this sign is prohibited"-sign
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Dutch and Flemish are almost the same language, but it’s the small differences that occasionally make Flemish amusing to Dutch speakers.
My brother saw a sign on the fence at a Belgian building site which read: verboden op het werk te komen, which means: access to building site is prohibited. But in Dutch it means it’s prohibited to go to work.
@@williamepperson3443 aw man 🤦🏼♀️ I'm embarrassed how many times I pressed it 🤣
Well done 👏🏻😂
Do not read this comment. You'll only be disappointed.
@@williamepperson3443 yeah, you got me 😂
Those Freudian slips are perfect when you write one thing but mean your mother.
You, my friend, are a genius.
@@ObeyCamp Yea I have some! Lol.
It's a cute joke, and as one who has a degree in psychology, it's been around for years. Still funny, though!
Silliness!
The worst part really, is when it happens at the most inopportune of tits.
I dont get it, can someone explain?
"Refering to itself and apologizing for its exsistence"
That hits close to home.
Firestorm Danger Dash furry profile picture gives this comment more weight.
@@thecombodeluxe3109 little off target, but close enough.
Well... i'm waiting
@@gaarmmaarg5347 "In the test chamber"
@@thecombodeluxe3109 it does, yeah
My late grandfather gave me a round coin that had TUIT printed on one side. It's for when someone says "I'll do it when I get around to it" so you give them a "round tuit."
My great grandmother had very similar, but it was a circular cross-stitching - first thing I thought of when I watched this, too!
That's a vintage nothing, still in its original packaging. Better not open it or it'll lose value.
X Baron it will be worth nothing then
Nothing could be a better purchase.
Nothin to lose
An invisible man had an invisible wife. They had kids but they were nothing to look at.
Nothing will literally lose value...
It's a collection of physical dad-jokes, wonderful!
Agreed.
What are "Dad Jokes" If they are told by a Mom? ..... Asked a Dad.
@@zynjnn277 Anyone, it's a type of joke. Like...stand-up comedy can also be done by people in wheelchairs, though not so much by bed-ridden people, so there is a limit to not-standing.
@@daddyleon So bed ridden comedians only tell sit up jokes? 😉
@@zynjnn277 Maybe, idk, I'm certainly not going to tell them. I'm not cool enough, then again, maybe they will listen to me, they're always so laid-back.
@@daddyleon 😆 You got me in stitches.
Tim belongs in the pantheon of wholesomeness alongside Steve Irwin and Mr. Rogers
And Keanu Reeves
and bob ross ofc
And Steven hillenburg
And ur mum! Everyone loves ur mum!
And Stan Lee
I received an award for being humble. I was so proud of it I had to return it.
I was proud of myself once for making a “Caution: Sign” sign.
😂
Caution:
Sign May Be
Self-Referential
A Dutch comedian, who mainly makes jokes in which words and expression taken out of context, had a perspex sign in a sketch which read: ZOZ, which means please turn over. When he turned it over, it read: SOS.
You did a really nice job
A caution caution sign sign
I drove past a modern LED customisable sign on the motorway that said....
'sign not in use'.
I wouldn't trust it..
Are you sure.
_it LIETH_
I know this is spoiling the fun, but it's so that you know it's not showing anything on purpose rather than it being broken.
@@grmpf In Portugal they just light one pixel or two so that it doesn't distract you without necessity but you can see it's blank on purpose if you look.
Our first VCR came with a VHS tape titled 'How to Set Up Your VCR'.
*noticing that post-it notes are all posted to each other*
Tim: "extraordinary!!!"
My dad had a sign for our backyard pool. It read, "Welcome to our OOL. Notice it has no P in it. Please keep it that way."
XD
@War111 Well, you'd be peeing in the dirt, now.
Everyone pees in the pool. Everyone.
@@User0000000000000004 No they don't.....
I don't even like peeing in the ocean but do do that. I do not however pee in the shower either and I know a lot of people do. If I have to pee I wait I dry off go pee then wash my hands again. Like a person should...lol
@@paulsture7045 You know that all the drains in your home go to the same place, right? Lol
This reminds me of a electronics project I made once. It was a photodetector which was basically a lightbulb that turned on whenever it detected light
oh i also did one on a breadboard, very funny though but the bulb was an led one so it wouldnt light itself up...or rather not very long after we let it on its own
I once made custom wrapping paper with Freud on it. It was shrink wrap.
Damon V D'Amore you need to stop
Facepalm :p
@D.O.A. Dead joke
I need a therapist now... thanks.
Oh my god.
Self referencing signs: "This sign is in Spanish when you're not looking"
"This comment is in Japanese when you aren't looking at it"
"This sign is English only when you're looking"
Schrodinger's Language
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Why did TH-cam randomly introduce me to this person today.
And why was this the most relaxing video I ever watched.
Because he's like that quirky (but not in a gross way) old man that every neighborhood had growing up, that all the kids would go hang out with. My grandpa died before I was born, and to this day, I still adopt grandparents.
I started a new job after months and had been very anxious, then i found Tim and his videos relax me every morning
It's there to distract you.
This was amazing! My pastor has a plaque on his desk that says "You were looking for a sign? Well, here it is."
The intro reminds me of an old con trick that used to be in the papers:
"send us 10 pounds in the mail and we'll teach you how to make money by doing light administrative work".
After sending the money you received an envelop with instructions: "post the same ad in the paper WE did". The "light administrative work" was sending and receiving the envelopes...
I actually got conned by one of those ads when I was out of work for almost a year, of course they had upgraded to online job boards by then.
And thus was born the pyramid scheme
My favorite so far came from my childhood, my mom had a maybe 3 inch diameter plywood circle with "tuit" written on it. When someone asks when you're going to get around to it, well I already have a round tuit!
I HAD ONE OF THESE !!!
I considered getting one, but I never got a round tuit.
@@jayfredrickson8632 You could get a square one instead.
My uncle had one of these! First and only time we saw one. When we were cleaning out his effects, we thought it was the funniest thing.
Why wouldn't it have "to it" written on it?
Was ego upside down?. Should have taped the thank you label on it.
Walter Melgar hahahaha good one!
Walter Melgar Hah, that’s pretty funny.
i was about to comment on that to
You are attempted to read it upside down, clockwise or counter clockwise.
This comment made no sense until I watched the video
The apology label reminds me of the opening credits from Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Tis but a scratch
Did I ever tell you that I was attacked by a moose once?
Sorry for the inconvenience, the person writing this comment has been sacked.
Møøse bites are pretti nasti.
exactly what i thought
@@vamp1310 was the person in charge of Sacking sacked??
His bit with the invisible tape makes me think that Tim would be the greatest grandpa ever. Hes so pure and wholesome.
Would love an escape room made by him
Sad part is stuff like this exist in the everyday world. Like when you need scissors to open a package but the package they come in require cutting tools to open.
Imagine if the "out of order" box had a button to release the coins previously inserted, one by one, but strictly not first-in-first-out - or, you know, out of order.
Reminds me of a sign in a game called Portal 2 which said "CAUTION! THIS SIGN IS RADIOACTIVE"
I remember seeing a similar sign but it said caution, this sign has sharp edges.
Caution rouge robots
TaeWilliam wait
Where can I find this sign
I must see it
THIS SENTENCE IS FALSE.
@@cuddleslikespie this statement is false
I launched a flying car once but the project never took off.
I once built a singing car, but every song it sang- the music notes were out of order. I think it needed a tune-up?
Doesnt work
Flat
@@YBABTU it hit a SHARP object NATURALly, and got a FLAT
That's not my Forte, tbh
I launched a flying car once, it's still in space.
-elon musk
1:16 - Note the fine print: "NOT-SO Handy Emergency Can Opener"
That makes much more sense
And "it's a wind-up"
If you hold a can pressing the end onto a paving slab and rub it, you can grind your way into it.
@@millomweb Or if you have a spoon handy you can just use that. It's actually quite easy! And safer than using a knife.
"It refers to itself and apologizes for it's existence"....... Tim, did you have to call me out like that?
Theoreticaly yes
Youa are irrelevant
Remember the time I saw a can containing dehydrated water.
Oh yeah... I've seen one of those!
Was it salt? Or salty water?
1. Adding water makes more water?
2. Spit
Really? he said the word "water" and nobody mentioned the Nile?
Yeah, I killed a monster with one!
Tim please make actually invisible tape. That is the exact kind of gag gift I would give to all my friends.
You can put the little ring of an empty tape on the box! Hahaha
fire extinguisher: *catches fire*
Moss: oh, that is *typical!* why it done that?
fire extinguisher: "Made in Britain"
Hahahaha They need to do more seasons
I'll just put it over here, with the rest of the fire...
They stole that joke from fawtly towers
Just like the golf incident.
The IT Crowd is one of my favorite British comedys
"Here's something extraordinary."
love this guy
Our local pub has a sign on the wall that reads "Anyone who fails to comply with this notice will be procecuted". That's that.
Am I the only one who saw that he had the "ego " balloon upside down. He is so precious.
I saw it too. Then I remember there is a term called "inverted" ego... He may have just done it on purpose! It would certainly seem to fit the theme of the video.
I live for old dudes saying “extraordinary”
Especially if they're British
And water from the nile
Weird fetish but ok
ekstrawdinree
British = 4 syllables. Lovely.
The "nothing" one killed me. Especially the price tag on the back.
"This is an urgent notice!
PLEASE READ FAST!"
Nyoom
That could actually have a point if it had a text after so not that pointless. It would be if it said
"URGENT!
Oh... Never mind..."
Tim always has interesting items. I have been fascinated by self-referencing paradoxes for years. From visual and art (MC Escher) to text "I know that I know nothing", "This statement is false", etc., and mathematical paradoxes.
" Show it to friends to make them smile." Apt explanation of this man's ambition. Joy-sharing curator of curiosities. Cheers, homie Tim. Cheers.
And thank you.
Love the inflated ego!
"Hey, I have something of yours!"
"What?"
*inflates the ego*
I love useless boxes or useless machines they're always so comical
Documents with pages that would otherwise be blank, are printed with the words, "This Page Left Intentionally Blank".
This reminds me of the time I was on the border of Belgium and the Netherlands. There was a sign that said something like: "Watch out, pole", but the only reason that pole seemed to be there was to hold the sign
Imagine that sign on a Polish border, lol.
@@Lost_n_Found_1 Hahaha lol
A worthless piece of paper
Tim : very interesting what a lovely idea
Abram Porras don’t you mock the thank you note ye wee scoundrel
Heh!
@@TheHorseOutside i wasnt mocking,i was appreciating him.He showed me to enjoy the little things in life.you uncultered swine.
@@abramporras7877 calm down jesus
Some people can't get dark humor jokes, so they get offended
(I think it was the word ''worthless'')
I won't care so much, people always find something to get mad at.
Its nice to take the odd break from the craziness of everything and watch this fella for a moment just to reset.
Put the upsidedown sticker on the inflated Ego tim :D
hahhaha yes :')
😂
Whenever I start to wonder what British humor is, I’ll just watch this video again
A friend of mine died recently. He was trying to swim across a local river alone and he drowned. A couple of us got together and a took a wreath shaped like a life preserver to his funeral.
It's what he would have wanted.
Hehe 😉 😢🙂😢😘😞🤨🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
All wreathes are shaped like life preservers. Joke's ruined if you don't make it out of red and white flowers.
@@rowynnecrowley1689 Did you not laugh?
Should I change the wording from "shaped like" to "that looked like?"
I can't believe you don't have a Round Tuit in your collection.
Wot?
Where's the road sign that says
"NO ENTRY TO AUTHORIZED PERSONS"
surely a collection such as yours should include that.
I don't see how this would be self referring.
a can opener in a can:
"you have become the very thing you swore to destroy"
I was waiting for him to bring out a container of dehydrated water with the instructions to "just add water."
I really enjoyed the label of the can. "Can you open it?"
The inflatable ego is the most passive aggressive thing you could possibly give to someone. 😂
But would you give it to someone who already owns it? :)
@@nikolajrasmussen9573 Of course! Simply invert it as Tim does here.
“Oh, of course!”
That’s the most British thing ever.
alva vlad I would happily let Tim become Prime Minister
I would think it's either "extraordinary," "aluminum," or "init," lol.
Buying the concept of absolutely nothing.
AAA Gaming Industry: "Write that down! Write that down!"
Tim just keeps making my days. A calm man, showing off something he's got a passionate love for, with good wholesome humor thrown in for good measure. Delightful!
Just as I though getting a present for Tim would be impossible, he literally has nothing, for the person who has everything. How on earth is one meant to give a gift to him.
Pro tip for camping without can opener:
If You need can to be opened, try putting it on flat rock/concrete and rub it a bit, grinding through top lip of the can (if You see it's leaking, it's working). That way You can open ANY can, even with drink.
What about scissors in sealed plastic packaging, that need another scissors to open it?
Knife
I feel like I know what you're referencing
Sadly, they exist and aren't played for laughs.
I bought a Nack Knife. It was encased in a plastic clamshell package, fully melted together all the way around. Needed a Nack Knife to cut the package. I was eventually able to chop my way through with scissors.
The invisble tape its a clever way to joke with a friend and after you see their reaction you actually give their gift
Or, you could knock them out with chloroform and tape owls to their forehead.. I know which I'd prefer to do..
Perfect for English learning... You're a legend Grand Illusions
I love the can opener. Indeed, trains in Spain provide security hammers to break the windows in case of an accident, but they are protected behind a glass with the inscription "break the glass in case of emergency". I also love the "This page was intentionally left blank" in many books.
“self-referencing, thats what life is all about” -Tim 👌 😂
Fantastic video today.
Edit: You're a treasure, Tim
On the old Rowan and Martin Laugh-In show, someone walked by carrying a sign that read, "Up With Split Personality", then turned so we could read the other side of the sign, "Down With Split Personality".
The ‘You Can’t Do That On Television’ opener is great. Nice touch.
why my brain tingles when I hear this gentleman, it's so soothing
Invisible tape, very amusing idea! But you should leave the empty roll in the box!
Maybe glue it is so it's in the middle of the box.
In Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban the owner of the bookshop in Diagon Alley complains of a delivery of invisible spell books that they never managed to find again.
@@kellydalstok8900 and how are you supposed to read an invisible spell-book?
I'd like to have a can with a label that reads: "whatever is inside", so if anyone asks what's in it I can say: "just what it says on the tin."
These are much like the psychic who tells her clients "I predict you are soon going to be scammed"
Someone close to you is untrustworthy
I got a genuine, out-loud chuckle out of the balloon. Delightful episode, this. Thank you, Tim.
That upside down label reminds me of the notices in the back of manga.
"You're reading the wrong way!"
"Actually, I was reading the correct way, I'm just finished, but thanks for the thought."
Full of wisdom and awesomeness love you Tim
Another lovely vid from our old mate Tim!
*Death on his way to collect Tim*
Death to God:" God, can we keep this one?"
Underrated.
Exactly
There was a wooden box that sat on a shelf of a curio cabinet during my childhood. The words written on the top of the box were, “In case of fire, open box.” On the inside of the box you would find, “Not now, stupid; in case of fire.” We also had a round rubber pot holder with the word “TUIT” on, so you could “get around to it.” I think we picked it up at the county fair.
"It's referring to itself and apologizing for its existence" just like me ;w;
*exhales excessively*
Fire *EXTINGUISHER*
Aw I thought I was first with this comment.
Alterra, when are you gonna let me land my ship? I can't pay 1 trillion credits!
I used to have that box at the 9:16 mark except it was a bank.
You could put a coin on a small plate, and the hand would come and snatch it. Same exact same hand, box, and movement. Got it sometime in the early 80's.
.... p.s. from the nile.
Water from the Nile.
Money from the nile
NILE comments.... "heh"
When you realize all his videos are “one takes”
Hearing this lovely chap get excited about clever junk is a delight in and of itself.
I bet you are one of the most happiest person humanity ever had, not because you own objects, but because you know how to derive joy in & through smallest of the smallest issue & object. This is also the essence of Buddhism .Thank You,Sir.
Don’t know how I ended up here but I really like this dude 😂
make a roll of tape that has no strip edge, so the whole tape is smooth. i think that would infuriate people/test relationships
That's genius!
Life. You don't understand the meaning untill its gone.
The can opener inside a closed can reminds me of an old Microsoft Office CD I used to have that had the product key required to proceed with the installation inside a doc file that couldn't be opened without Microsoft Word.
I once saw an advertisement in the newspaper that made me smile: "Write For Free Book"
Lol the inflated "Ego" was upside-down (Notice the G). Could have used that sticker!
I swear the pakage of "Nothing" was a bet that got out of hand.
Love the "inflated ego". Reminds me of that guy who received a little RC helicopter in the shape of the F-Word with a note "Let it never again be said that I don't give one."
Great thing about those RC helicopters, there is a ROFL version too.
When I was in high school I made a commercial for dehydrated water. The tag line was “just add water! “ Make as much or as little as you want!
That apology sticker is the most British thing I've ever seen