About me Home | Lego/Virtual Construction | Art Portfolio | Other Things | Links | Site Map

Other

Music

Paper Airplanes

Amateur Radio

Download Center

Humor

The Truth

About Me


Please feel free to Contact me about anything: comments, broken links, whatever.


people have visited this site since December 14, 2000

Copyright © 2004
Ryan Farrington

"They sailed up with all flags unfurled." Have you ever heard of a furled flag? It's pretty uncommon. Here's a collection of phrases that my dad and I came up with that are seldom heard of or impossible phenomena, though their opposites are quite well known.

  1. A furled flag
  2. Paralleled beauty
  3. Told wisdom
  4. Beforemath (of a hurricane)
  5. Canny coincidences
  6. Sung heros
  7. Founded accusation
  8. Warranted behavior
  9. A called for comment
  10. Identified flying objects (IFO's)
  11. Deniable fact
  12. Adulterated lie
  13. A named White House source
  14. A daunted hero
  15. To be caught awares
  16. Dying loyalty
  17. Earthed artifacts
  18. Surpassed skill
  19. To wittingly reveal a secret
  20. His work went noticed
  21. Inner space
  22. Ruthful killer
  23. He paid bottom dollar for that
  24. A half-fledged member
  25. A whole-witted individual
  26. He's at his wit's beginning
  27. A near-fetched idea
  28. A combobulated person
  29. He spoke for the worst part of an hour
  30. A gruntled employee
  31. He made a paraging comment.
  32. Ruly children.


"Extra Pieces" by Greg Hyland

This is my favorite of Greg Hyland's Star Wars Lego comics on From Bricks to Bothans, entitled "Extra Pieces." Anyone who owns a Lego set can relate to this!

For those who don't, every Lego set comes with a few extras of the smallest pieces. Darth Maul's second blade was an extra piece!

Check out more of Greg's hilarious Star Wars Lego comics here.


A comedy team my dad and I made up

Manny: Why do you always answer a question with a question?
Gunther: Do I?

Manny: Why do you always deny everything?
Gunther: I do not!

Manny:Why are you always suspicious of people's motives?
Gunther: Why are you asking me this?

Manny:Why are you so indecisive?
Gunther: Oh . . . I don't know

Manny:Why do you tend to ignore certain people?
Gunther:

Manny: Why are you so apathetic?
Gunther: I don't know and I don't care

Manny: Why do you procrastinate?
Gunther: I'll tell you some other time

Manny: Did you read the book on memory improvement?
Gunther: I don't remember

Manny: Why don't you trust people more?
Gunther: I can't tell you

Manny: Why are you so stubborn?
Gunther: I won't tell you!

Manny: I read that one out of every two people likes to gamble
Gunther: Wanna bet?

Manny: A lot of people have trouble making up their minds on certain issues
Gunther: I'm not sure if I agree with that

Manny: Do you believe that all questions are relative?
Gunther: Absolutely!

Manny: Why do you always avoid my questions?
Gunther: That reminds me of my uncle who always does that

Manny: Why do you repeat everything I say?
Gunther: I didn't realize that I repeat everything you say

Manny: Do you have any confidence in yourself?
Gunther: I doubt it

Manny: Why can't you be honest?
Gunther: I truthfully can't answer that

Manny: Why didn't you give a speech last night when they asked you?
Gunther: I wasn't prepared to give and impromptu speech

Manny: Why are you always in a hurry?
Gunther: Sorry, I don't have time to answer—gotta run!

Manny: Why do you always interrupt when—
Gunther: I can answer your last question now

Manny: Do you ever think before you speak?
Gunther:
Gunther:
Gunther:
Gunther: Sometimes

Manny: Why are you such a gossip?
Gunther: Sam told me that Bill told Joe that you thought that about me

Manny: Why haven't you read that book on time management I lent you?
Gunther: I haven't gotten arount to it


These next few
were submitted by Jessica, November 2003. Thanks, Jessica!

Manny: Why are you always preoccupied?
Gunther: Hmmm?

Manny: Why do you always answer in monosyllables?
Gunther: Who says?

Manny: Why are you so imperative?
Gunther: Be quiet!

Gunther: Why do you ask so many questions?
Manny: I like your answers

Manny: Why did you just inter—
Gunther: I never interrupt you.

Manny: Why must you exaggerate?
Gunther: I've told you ten million times that I never exaggerate!

Furled Flags and other Forgotten Phenomena

"Extra Pieces", a comic by Greg Hyland

Manny and Gunther


Home | Lego/Virtual Construction | Art Portfolio | Other Things | Links | Site Map