by Leo Wiles
28 April 2017
We know that World Laughter Day is coming up May 7, so we wanted to jump in a bit early and share some funny things we’ve seen on our travels lately. You might have already spotted these, but if not, enjoy! And please do share any we’ve missed in the comments.
Colin Nissan’s New Yorker article I Work From Home is a guaranteed giggle.
Religion, sex, cats, dogs, working from home and being a writer in general is all fodder for satirical cartoonist Matt Inman in The Oatmeal.
Oh, and Passive Aggressive Notes will make you nostalgic for all those post-it warning notes stuck to people’s lunches in the office fridge.
A laugh a day keeps the doctor at bay with Scott Adams’ Dilbert 2018 Day-to-Day Calendar.
Debbie Ridpath takes a flying leap at the life of authors everywhere with her Will Write for Chocolate comic strips.
If misused grammar gets under your skin, the “blog” of “unnecessary” quotation marks although now dormant may give you a giggle with its’ photographic archive of shopfronts and signage.
Clients from Hell reveals real-life anecdotes from the emails and texts of a graphic designer that will suddenly make your own clients look angelic.
And even if you loathe GIFs like me, make an exception for Buzzfeed’s article: 38 Things Only People Who Work From Home Will Understand.
Watch topical ticklers with The Feed and The Roast’s comedian Mark Humphries. His latest ‘Fairfax ad’ is a must.
And those irreverent ecards never go out of style – so send one today (or pin it to your new things that clients say board).
Happy Friday, may your week be filled with laughter!
