The first Sunday Funnies of the year should be a good one… hopefully you will find at least ONE of these humorous! 😂
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- Well, it depends on what you mean as “Friends”… Some of these “Friends” may have seen more than just my legs!
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- That about sums it up!
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- Bonnie does this at night and it FREAKS me out!
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- I too want to know how they discovered this…
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- Yeah, I am not sure I want this year either…
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- Oh man! I HATE that!
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- I totally saw a sandwich first…
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- I guess you could say that…
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- Serves them right!
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- The family friendly version…
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- This is a good one to remember!
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- Dr. Stewie’s advice…
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- Every time!
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- Is this the going rate now days?
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- WOW! That must have been SOME resume
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- LOL! I have been told this and ALWAYS ended up there!
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- Guilty as charged…
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- OH MY GOD YES! It is a miracle I am still alive!
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- So was I at 18! lol
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- That sounds much better!
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- Time to get back to the gym!
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- HA! I will need to remember this!!!
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- Hopefully the latter. But I’ll take puppy too!
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- Now THAT’s my kind of mom!
Hm, you want me to find “at least one” to be “humorous.” How about most of them hysterical? Is that all right?
Aww! Thank you! That is what I strive to do! Glad you liked them!
Great batch of funnies this week!
The scallop disco accident…I had to find out…
From “The Guardian” 18 May 2022:
Marine scientist Dr Rob Enever and his team at Fishtek Marine, a fisheries consultancy based in Devon, designed small underwater “potlights” to help protect fish stocks by replacing the need to use fish to bait crab and lobster pots.
The lights were supposed to attract crabs into the pots. But quite unexpectedly, scallops, which can have up to 200 eyes, were more attracted to the LED lights.
Commercially, scallops are the most valuable fishery in England and the fourth most valuable in the UK. Most are caught by dredging, which at an industrial-scale is damaging to marine habitats. However, using scuba divers to hand-pick them is labour intensive, time-consuming and therefore more expensive.
Enever hopes scallop potting could create a low-input, low-impact fishery that supplements the income of crab and lobster fishers with this high-value catch.
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/may/18/accidental-discovery-that-scallops-love-disco-lights-leads-to-new-fishing-technique
HA! Thanks Stephen!
I had no idea that scallops can have that many eyes! I wonder if they will use some little disco balls and pipe in some Gloria Gaynor music too! LOL!
Thanks for the follow-up!
Jason