Things that make you laugh!! 😂

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This man is John. He is 40 years old and has two children.

John never exercises. He sleeps late.

He eats whatever he wants and even drinks beer instead of water.

What does John do?

John has no secret.

John is the man in the right background of the photo

 

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I asked my optometrist if i could see my test results.
He replied: "Probably not."

 

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Did you hear about the magician who disappeared at Helsinki airport?
He was walking up the steps to the plane and then suddenly vanished into FinnAir.

 

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Sydney Water jumps on the "Then and Now" bandwagon. Photo credit : Sydney Water.

Sydney Water​

is this one of Sydney’s most misunderstood landmarks?

You’ve probably walked past it. You may've even snapped a photo of it. But did you know this sandstone “monument” isn’t a monument at all?
Built in 1857, the Hyde Park Obelisk is actually a sewer vent, designed to release gases from Sydney’s early underground sewer system

At the time, the city was rapidly growing and grappling with sanitation challenges. This striking structure helped ventilate the new sewer network, improving public health and supporting a cleaner Sydney.
Locals quickly gave it the nickname “Thornton’s Scent Bottle” — a cheeky nod to its purpose and its designer, City Engineer Edward Bell Thornton.
Standing at around 22 metres tall, the Obelisk remains an important reminder of the engineering innovations that shaped modern Sydney. Long before today’s advanced wastewater treatment plants and complex networks, this was cutting-edge infrastructure.
More than 160 years later, it’s still part of Sydney’s living water story — proof that essential infrastructure can also become a city icon.

 

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Breaking news:
3 cliff walkers rescued from Mount Everest.
I can't believe they all had the same name.