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This site is a little project that lets me make fun of some things and sense of others. I use it to think a little more relationally without resorting to doing actual math.Subscribe
This site is a little project that lets me make fun of some things and sense of others. I use it to think a little more relationally without resorting to doing actual math.
There is also a scale of dairy product coldness in this graph. Perhaps this relates to the sexual tendancies of the particular vendor.
This is how lactose intolerance begins.
You think if things in the most interesting way! Never would’ve thought of this, but I luff it.
‘A’ is true. I saw it on TV.
Care to tell us what the blank space in the middle where all four circles overlap might be?
I’m thinking, “Proposition 8″ ;-)
So, if one is both an ice cream truck driver AND a milkman …
“It ain’t kidnappin’, he’s my son!”
@Robert K ….all 4 circled do not intersect anywhere. I suspect the “blank space in the middle” you have referred to is actually “Kids AND Urban Legends BUT NOT (Ice Cream Man or Milk Man)”
Intersection of Ice Cream Man & Kids == Happy Kids
Intersection of Ice Cream Man & Urban Legengs == Microwave Kitty Push Pops
Intersection of Urban Legends & Milk Man == Happy House Wife
Intersection of Kids & Urban Legends == Pop Rocks & Pepsi
Intersection of Milk Man & Kids == Cheesy 1950s sitcom.
I would call these suburban legends, as opposed to urban ones.
@nsk… Why do people get so upset and condescending about the interpretation of humorous ven diagrams on this blog?
The one is question (like all of them) is hilarious though.
I thought it was the mailman, personally… Maybe the UPS guy. :) I haven’t seen a milkman around the ‘hood in ages!
Overlap of kids and milkman
=
summer job
OR
milk theft
I actually did laugh out loud. You are brilliant!
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This one stands out as particularly hilarious.