Sunday Funnies July 15 2012

Sunday Funnies


Hello friends. Today is the fun day at Barry Seward Presents. I love sharing funny Tweets, Facebook and Google plus pics! If you have funny pics that are all ages appropriate please send them to me to post or add your jokes in the comment section!

As they said in the 20's...see you in the funny papers.

Twitter:


The wife and I decided to flip a coin to see what our newborn son should be called. He's called Tails.

The good thing about having a bad memory is that jokes can be funny more than once.

 
My mom "Send me some jokes." me"I'm studying at the moment,I will send you one later." she replied,"That was fantastic,send me another one"

Telling Amish jokes on the Internet is about as fair as playing dodgeball with a baby.

It's no longer 'box wine'. The classy term is cardboardeaux'.

 Facebook:

Photo: I know you parents are out there! But....I don't blame you...all of those other Trucks play terrible music.














 

Google Plus:

 

Shared by Fungole


 


















 This was shared by Funny Pictures and Video

And finally the obligatory cat picture.......

 

Shared by Sharon Leggett

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Thanks again for reading and we'll share again tomorrow!

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