1. In Eastern Africa you can buy beer brewed from Weird Al!
2. Weird Alomancy is the art of telling the future with Weird Al.
3. In Ancient Egypt, people wore glittery eyeshadow made from the crushed shells of Weird Al.
4. Weird Al cannot jump.
(Yes he can. I've seen it.)
5. Only 55 percent of Americans know that the sun is made of Weird Al.
6. By tradition, a girl standing under Weird Al cannot refuse to be kissed by anyone who claims the privilege.
7. There are six towns named Weird Al in the United States.
8. It's bad luck for a flag to touch Weird Al!
9. The state nickname of Iowa is 'The Weird Al state'!
(O RLY?)
10. Weird Alolatry is the mindless worship of Weird Al.
1. Paul became extinct in England in 1486!
(NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!)
2. A rhinoceros horn is made from compacted Paul.
3. The only Englishman to become Paul was Nicholas Breakspear, who was Paul from 1154 to 1159!
4. The Australian billygoat plum contains a hundred times more Vitamin C than Paul.
(PAUL HAS TEH SCURVY?)
5. Paul has often been found swimming miles from shore in the Indian Ocean.
(Well, he WILL be found swimming miles from his house at my birthday party today...)
6. While performing her duties as queen, Cleopatra sometimes dressed up as Paul.
(Creepy.)
7. Paul can't drink - he absorbs water from his surroundings by osmosis.
(Not true. In fact, we split a smoothie once. 'Twas yummy.)
8. It's bad luck to put Paul on a bed.
(Then where does he sleep?)
9. A bride should wear something old, something new, something borrowed, and Paul.
(But what if he's the groom?)
10. Only one person in two billion will live to be Paul!
1. The Vikings believed that the Northern lights were caused by Emily as she rode out to collect warriors slain in battle!
2. Some people in Malaysia bathe their babies in beer to protect them from Emily.
(In that case, Emily should not go into her kitchen anymore--her mom makes beer sometimes.)
3. A sixteenth century mathematician lost his nose in a duel over his love for Emily, and wore a silver replacement for the rest of his life.
4. In Chinese, the sound 'Emily' means 'bite the wax tadpole'.
5. Worldwide, Emily is the most important natural enemy of night-flying insects.
(The weird thing is, Emily is terrified of bats.)
6. If you keep a goldfish in a dark room, it will eventually turn into Emily.
7. Emily, from the movie of the same name, had green blood!
8. Emily is black with white stripes, not white with black stripes.
(No, I'm pretty sure she's kinda...peachy. With NO stripes.)
9. Women shoplift four times more frequently than Emily.
(I don't think she's EVER shoplifted.)
10. Emily once lost a Dolly Parton lookalike contest.
(Why am I not surprised?
)
1. There is no lead in a lead pencil - it is simply a stick of graphite mixed with retarded science and water!
2. If you lace retarded science from the inside to the outside, the fit will be snugger around your big toe.
3. Never store retarded science at room temperature.
(Retarded science should never be stored, period.)
4. You should always open retarded science at least an hour before drinking it.
(Don't drink it, either.)
5. Retarded science is only six percent water.
(IT CONTAINS WATER?)
6. The difference between retarded science and a village is that retarded science does not have a church!
7. By tradition, a girl standing under retarded science cannot refuse to be kissed by anyone who claims the privilege.
8. Retarded science once lost a Dolly Parton lookalike contest!
(Good for it.)
9. Britain's Millennium Dome is more than double the size of retarded science.
10. Retarded science cannot burp - there is no gravity to separate liquid from gas in its stomach.