Stories about Humor from August, 2007
Slovenia: “Continuous Electoral Campaign”
Sleeping With Pengovsky writes about the “continues electoral campaign” in Slovenia: it began in 2006 and will end in 2012.
Slovenia: Best of the Slobs
The Glory of Carniola‘s Best of the Slobs roundup is here.
Slovenia: Misplaced, Again
The Glory of Carniola writes about a German textbook featuring two really, really bad maps of Europe.
Slovenia: The Best and the Worst
The Glory of Carniola shares five best and five worst things about Slovenia.
Jordan: Peace with Wardam
Jordanian Hareega makes peace with Batir Wardam, another blogger from Jordan.
Trinidad & Tobago: TSTT's Flat Rate
“Why after all this time has the Telecommunications Services of Trinidad & Tobago decided to introduce a flat rate for all customers instead of the ‘complex rate structure’ we all...
Cayman Islands: Eau de Toilette
Mighty Afroditee has some amusing thoughts on bathroom ettiquette.
China: Google and Baidu Spoof War
William Long posted some spoofing videos produced by Google and Baidu, in which, Google called Baidu “hundred poisons” and Baidu mocked google as a foreign / alien company (zh). Spoof...
Malaysia: Looking Forward to Olympics Games and English Spellings
Journal of the Whills is humored by spelling and grammar on Chinese products and is looking forward for more enjoyment at the upcoming Beijing Olympic Games.
Traffic Points System for Qatar
Paul R writes that a new traffic law has been introduced in Qatar. Every time you disobey a traffic law, you lose a few points which could lead to your...
Malaysia: Slow Development of Kuching
Kenny Sia finds the reason why his hometown Kuching is lagging behind with its development.
Armenia: Buying underwear
Nareg shares his experience of how difficult buying underwear can be in Armenia.
China and South Korea: China’s pride offended
Some pet shop in Yongin City (in South Korea) had made a photoshoped version of Tiananmen gate that used a picture of a dog instead of Chairman Mao — the...
Africa: African music meets China
African music meets China, via Museke: “A couple of years ago, a friend showed me a video of a Chinese man singing Makossa songs. Zhen Ping Liu, popularly known as...
Central Asia: Carrying money
Joshua Kucera describes that with the highest denominations being worth less than a dollar, men have to wear fancy leather purses for carrying their money throughout Central Asia.
Turkmenistan: Share your forecasts
Abdulgamid invites his readers to share their prognoses about what Turkmenistan will be like in 2021.
Thailand: No to Coups
Siam Sentinel comments on the news that Thailand's new draft charter is making coups unconstitutional. The blogger finds the news amusing as the current government came into power after a...
Malaysia: RM100k a month for Blogging
Suanie is asking bloggers who earn RM 100K a month to stand up and teach her their blogging tricks. This is after a Malaysian ruling party's information chief accused some...
Peru: Celebrating Independence Day
Peruvian bloggers celebrated their country's independence day with tributes to their homeland. On their blogs, they wrote posts highlighting what they love about Peru and reflections about what makes their country unique.
