Today’s Funny Friday article is taking a look at parodies.

Another Fun Friday is here again, and this week we're taking some help from the Ripley's Believe it or Not website where all of these pictures come from.

The list of uses for duct tape could probably be endless and I'm sure most of you would agree. I think it's safe to say that the list of things you do with duct tape is much larger than the list of things you do!

Error messages tend to be something that most computer users deal with at some point or another.  Usually they're to be to the point, and polite, but that's not the case with the set of error messages I've got for you today.

There’s no getting away from advertisements these days. They’re everywhere, and they serve an important purpose for most businesses. However, sometimes these ads are placed in spots that aren’t always the perfect location. Here’s a collection of simple ads turned funny because of their location…

This week’s Fun Friday is all about couches. They aren’t your ordinary everyday couches, not in the least. You’ll see what I mean…

Most of you have played Minesweeper before, I’m sure, but have you thought about what the classic game would be like if it were turned into a movie? The crew over at CollegeHumor got their creative juices flowing when they came up with Minesweeper: The Movie. It puts a whole new spin on the classic game, and I must admit, it’s funny.

Yesterday Google Blogoscoped posted a compilation of stories about Google, written by “The Onion.” I browsed through several of them, and I must admit, they are funny. It’s Friday, and I figured everybody enjoyed another laugh, so here we go. Google Satire…. from

With the recent release of The Simpsons Movies in theaters, I thought it was an appropriate time to turn to Homer Simpson for some words of wisdom. Simpsons fan or not, his “wisdom” is funny. Feel free to share your own favorite moments from the show whether they involve Homer, or any of the other characters.

After viewing some of the old-school tech commercials I dug-up below, you’ll probably be as thankful as I am at how far we’ve come!

As I was skimming through my feeds today, “Apple Store to Begin Charging Entrance Fee” caught my attention. I immediately clicked to read the article because I couldn’t imagine that Apple would be that absurd to start charging a fee to enter their stores. This is what I read:

We’re stepping away from the humorous technology types of jokes today and changing gears to something non-tech related - accidents. I know, how funny could that be? But, they are.

Apple fan or not, if you haven’t visited “The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs,” go take a look around, it’ll be worth it. The blog has become quite popular over the last several months, and even the real Steve Jobs has admitted to reading the blog.

Hacking is no laughing matter, but the list contained within this article is!

Some of you may have seen this before because it’s been floating around the web for several years now, but it’s still funny to watch, even if you’ve seen it already.

Just in case you’re needing to expand your t-shirt collection:

Last week I wrote about “What was Life Like Before the Computer” where a poem pointed out that before the computer, an application was used for employment, you pasted things with glue, and a virus was the flu. Times have surely changed because those words, along with many others have totally different meanings today.

This week I came across a website called Computer Stupidities that is filled with true stories (most of them anyways) of experiences people have had dealing with those who aren’t… quite… computer literate.

Sometimes you need a little fun and humor thrown into your work day, which is why I bring you this:

Online communities are forming all over. There’s YouTube and MySpace of course, and then Orkut, Xanga, and let’s not forget Facebook. You could even consider Flickr and Wikipedia to be online communities. They’re all over, and some are bigger than others.