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Humor: Hani's First Day at the JCP
Hani Suleiman, the voice - or something - behind The BileBlog, is now a member of the JCP's Executive Committee. In this latest Tale from the ServerSide, we take a look at what happened on Hani's first day... and yes, Hani, we think there are treatments for that.
Check out Hani's First Day at the JCP.
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Humor: Hani's First Day at the JCP
It's nice to see Hani made fun of for once, or does the cartoon make fun of the JCP? :)
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Humor: Hani's First Day at the JCP
Too bad... So many opportunities for humor there... You guys should go back to paying me for ideas ;-)
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Humor: Hani's First Day at the JCP
It's nice to see Hani made fun of for once,
Go to the BileBlog and look at the guest authored entries.
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Humor: Hani's First Day at the JCP
Forget the Hani aspect, the cartoon just wasn't that funny. So many possibilities....
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Humor: Hani's First Day at the JCP
I'd love to see cartoon representations of his fave commentors. Clownpuncher in particular.
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is 'humor' the same as 'humour' ?
Humour is the British spelling, humor is the American.
Joshua
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is 'humor' the same as 'humour' ?
Humour is the British spelling, humor is the American.Joshua
Humour is also the original french word.
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is 'humor' the same as 'humour' ?
Humour is the British spelling, humor is the American.Joshua
And neither apply in this case.
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is 'humor' the same as 'humour' ?
Why not propose a funny one rather than saying not funny?
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is 'humor' the same as 'humour' ?
Why not propose a funny one rather than saying not funny?
I would, if they were offering to pay for them again...
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Humor: Hani's First Day at the JCP
And I thought Hani was an indian fellow :o)
He's jordanian. He used to be a pilot. He also used to be bald, but since he got google ads on that blog he writes, he got himself a toupet, which is why he's dancing somewhat awkward (to not shake it off), which again is why he goes to town on his blog (to vent the way he would on the dancefloor if not for the toupet). Life, so magic in the ways its going.
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