- Blogs make money By : Dmitrijs23 Kononovs32
How to Make Money on Blogs
It is well established a fact that the invention and subsequent application of the internet technology has proved rather revolutionary in changing almost all the aspects associated wit hour day to day lives. Several basic things in life have attained newer dimensions. Everything today is either directly or passively related to internet application. There has also been a sea change in the entire concept of making money as well. One of the increasingly popular options these days is making money through blogs. Well, how to make money on blogs? - Fonejacker - New style Comedy By : wayne metcalfe
If you have not had a chance to look at the latest Channel 4 series fonejacker, but seem to come across it where ever you go, here is a quick overview of the super hit series. Fonejacker is a television series that follows the exploits of the multi-talented actor Kayvan Novak, as he makes prank calls to people all over the UK. Each fonejacker episode begins with definition of fonejack which is defined as “seize control of a telephone conversation by farce esp. to divert it from reason and logic”. Of course, since fonejacking is all about making prank telephone calls, the telephone conversation is usually accompanied by on screen animations that look similar to a Monty Python cartoon. - Funny Jokes By : Radu Valentina
Jokes have become such an integral part of our lives, yet no one really knows how the term ‘joke’ came into existence, or who cracked the first ever joke. No matter what part of the world you are from; there is always one person in the group that has an interesting anecdote or joke to offer. What is equally true is that jokes have a way of relaxing the entire group. - MISSING SAM KINISON By : Tim Bryce, PM
Reviews what might have been had this "heavy metal" comedian survived. - Taming the Wild Dust Bunny By : Heather Diodati
One pet that is easy to care for and is not demanding is the Common Dust Bunny (fluffus delicus timidus sporadicus (L.)) however it must be captured and tamed. - Bus Driving - Laughs and Barfs By : Gareth Eastwood
Catching a bus can be a barrel of fun if you have an infinite sense of humor. "Driver, do you stop at the railway station?" "No Madam. A train does that. This is a bus. It stops at bus stops." According to passengers, no bus driver can ever say good-bye to their father. They were all born out of wedlock. - Do I Know Anything? I Don't Know By : Shubhanyu Jain
I don't know how this article found its way from my mind to this place. - All About Donald Trump and Rosie By : Jack Sinclair
Here's what went down between Donald Trump and Rosie - cake and hair and everything. - Electric Underwear - Yes, Or No? You Decide By : Kenny Love
Electric underwear may or may not become a phenomenon, depending on whom you ask, and what type of climate they reside in. - Passover - Laugh While Cleaning By : Jack Reider and Galit
Preparing for Passover involves a thorough house cleaning. While you are doing that, here are some jokes to ease the experience. - I Got Mugged By : Waldemar Puszkarz
Some people get knighted, but most get mugged. Find out how I happened to get mugged and how you can too! - Using Good Quotes to Tell Funny Stories By : John Stakis
Have you ever wished you could be funnier or that you could tell more memorable, funny stories? Do you ever envy those who can capture an audience's attention seemingly in an effortless fashion? Follow my three tips and you'll be sure to tell better stories. - Comedy Comes Natural for Robin By : Philip Nicosia
He's cute, adorable, charming and has a great sense of humor. He's an actor and comedian and he's good at both. Let's face it, among the current comedians on television and the movies, Robin Williams is one of the top choices of viewers. Since earning his popularity in the 1970s, his name has never lost its sparkle. - Have A Very Boring Day By : John T Jones, Ph.D.
Taylor Jones the Hack Writer tells you how to have a wonderfully boring day. We can't take the excitement of March Madness all the time. Some simple exercises. - My Favorite Top 10 Comedy Venues By : Paul Venier
Being a Comedian for more than 20 years now, I can honestly say that I have performed in the worst places and the best places in the country. I will concentrate on the best places because I believe comedy should be a happy event and not a downer. What makes a Comedy Club fun and successful is the proper setting. It is all about atmosphere, seating arrangement and most of all, the intimacy factor. Comedy is an intimate medium that always works best in smaller venues of 400 seats or less. The bigger the venue, the less the crowd is part of the experience. I believe that Comedy Clubs and Small Theaters are the best, especially for a crowd worker like myself. With all that being said, here is my list. - Funny Construction Humor By : Spencer Clarke
Six Phases of a Construction Project & Directory of Construction Terminology - Humor - Sex Helps for Old Men By : John T Jones, Ph.D.
Old men are interested in sex. You can be sure of that. The interest in sex starts before grade school and never stops-for old men. Things to do when Viagra is out and Enzyte doesn't work. - The Perfect Humor Mentality By : Martin Merrill
The fundamental truth about how to make women laugh and fall in love easily and quickly. - My First Experience Camping By : Michele Rogers
There's bears in them there hills, or so I thought! - Instigative Journalist Makes News For Over Twenty Years By : Brent Diggs
Herman Fording is a legend in the journalism community, famous for delivering the goods on some of the most unusual and confusing stories of the last twenty years. When the World Monetary Tracking Computer Network crashed, Fording was there. When Jane Fonda put her hat in the ring for the '88 presidential election, Fording was there. When the last known strain of so-called 'buffalo-pocks' bacteria disappeared from Los Alamos and the first new outbreak in a century was recorded, Fording was there. - Ten Ways To Not Get Mugged By : Brent Diggs
Crime is rampant, very rampant, even people who have never once used the word rampant, much less several times in the same sentence, agree that if anything was ever rampant; it is most definitely crime today. - Lettuce Get It On By : Gerry McDonnell
"Arsenal have appeared to have based their style of play on me. It's pretty to look at, but there's a real lack of penetration." As usual, the easily offended should steer clear. - Irish Eyes By : Deanna Mascle
10 free trivia questions and answers about Ireland. - Big Medicine Caused 1938 Missouri Flood By : Lindsey Williams
After more than a half century of silence, I reckon it is safe to admit that I was partly responsible for the Great Arkansas-Missouri flood of l938.Mostly, though, it was the fault of Chief Kow Tow and Cousin Charley. Chief Kow Tow claimed to be of noble Choctaw blood whose forefathers were forced to Oklahoma Territory reservations many moons ago. He evaded the white devils and stayed behind in southeast Missouri to "make big medicine" for ancestral spirits still haunting the shores of the St. Francis River. - Now That You're An Old Fart By : B. MacNichol
The first time you get that telltale letter in the mail from the AARP, that begins with "Greetings - Now that you're officially (an old fart)", suddenly it hits you. I actually dropped the thing on the street like a hot poker, when I realized who it was from. Not yet - I'm not ready for that stage yet! - Cry Over Spilled Caviar By : Jack Wilson
Cry Over Spilled Caviar tells about the distress of a rich person worried about the poor and his spilled caviar. It concerns also the cats who share the penthouse and deals with important matters about class. - The Secret Frying Pan Stash By : Vicki Nunn
My friend laughingly relayed the information that I possess a total of five frying pans. "No, I don't!" I vehemently denied. "What kind of maniac owns five frying pans?" I thought. - I'll Have a Snood to Go By : Vicki Nunn
Now you may wish to stop reading at this point in this story, because I'm going to reveal something of my warped thinking process. Quickly, look away before it's too late - Mutant Moth By : Vicki Nunn
Obviously it'd been mutated by the bomb and was now a heat-seeking, bloodsucking moth, intent on draining me dry. - Just a Mow Please By : Vicki Nunn
Recently, I managed to inflict some serious harm - perhaps I should confess, and admit to murder - MANY MORE Actual Questions Posted on Yahoo! Answers (Part 4) By : Jeffrey Hauser
You STILL can’t make this kind of stuff up. But it's all real and online right now. - The Sky Is Falling Faster Than Ever Before Chicken Little By : Lance Winslow
The sky is falling, the sky is falling and it is falling faster than ever before or so we are told by the mass media hysteria. Oh what is it this time? An asteroid will hit the Earth in 2036, the Mayan Calendar of 2012 or Social Security runs out by 2043? Oh no, oh my, oh me! - The Cynical But Lonely Farmer By : Joseph Malek
A farmer's search for an opinion that didn't involve farming. Where this farmer went for another point of view. - The Bra Has Been Raised By : Gerry McDonnell
'I'm often asked why I appear reluctant to share my expertise on the Scottish football scene. I can assure you it's not a result of xenophobia some of my best friends know Scottish people.' As usual, the easily offended should steer clear. - The Cats are in the Convent and All's Well By : Jack Wilson
Some thoughts about my decision to put my two cats in a convent. This includes both rationale and technique in case any readers have similar thoughts. - I'm Mad and Not Taking It Anymore or How to Survive Fast-Food Restaurants By : Toni Star
Everyone has a story about fast food places. Let me tell you a story- - Two Classic Malay Dictionaries By : Wan Yee
Comparing classic plagiarism with classic scholarliness might help you to be less guillible - Truly False Interview-Torture 734 By : Marco Miranda
Torture is everywhere. Stay awake, especially in Washington, DC - Truly False Interview-Condi 734 By : Marco Miranda
A helpful tool for a journalist is the veiled threat. Sometimes it works! - Truly False Interview - God By : Marco Miranda
Does God listen to us? Should He? - UFO: Xrytspet Shows Me a Universe with a Yellow Glow By : John T Jones, Ph.D.
Xrytspet from Fanton in G10009845788899990766 dropped in to see me. I was still angry with her for saying she was pregnant just so she could steal my Omaha Steaks from the freezer in the garage. She invited me on a tour of space but I was too angry to go. I went anyway. I had no choice in the matter. - Free Online Trivia Game Questions By : Deanna Mascle
Six Free Online Trivia Game Questions and Answers - A Visit To Cranelegs Pond By : Robert Crane
It's been a while since I last wrote an ezine article. I've been away frankly. Recently, I was so inspired by Henry Thoreau and Walden Pond that I decided to visit my own pond, Cranelegs Pond, and contemplate life. It would have been soul-cleansing had it not been for the mosquito rich eddies of swirling sewage foam. But alas, from the banks of Cranelegs Pond's' shallow waters, shallower thoughts emerged. This is a mere sampling. - Dick Cheney Nearly Killed by Pervez Musharraf Through Mullah Dadullah By : Karen Fish
Castro says "Close but no cigar". - My Perfect Woman By : Mike Samuels
I fell in love with another woman.I fell in love with her beauty and body.I made love to her.I made her mine. - Global Warming Predicts Alligators in North Dakota Within 1 Year By : Lance Winslow
Everybody in the world is going to die of global warming and the oceans will rise 20 feet and submerge all of California and New York, New York. Florida will no longer be a sand bar but will be underwater. There will be droughts worldwide and 4 billion people will die. - Global Cooling Might Make Arizona a Skating Rink for Caribou By : Lance Winslow
The real problem with global warming is that global warming will lead to global cooling and to the next Ice Age. Soon we will have the Caribou that live in Canada migrating down to live in the Arizona desert or maybe trampling folks coming to Arizona from the other direction? Global warming alarmists only have it half right, as there only talking about the 20 foot increase in the ocean's levels and the extreme heat. - The Fences Are Getting Lower These Days By : Lance Winslow
As a young man growing up I remember the fences around town seemed to be a lot higher. The chain-link fences around the school yard were a good 8 1/2' tall. Today I noticed they are only about 6 1/2 foot tall, but they still keep people out. Do you know why? - Global Warming Might Become a Global Economic Disaster By : Lance Winslow
As an investor you may wish to hedge your bet against the promise of impending disaster of Global Warming. Just to bring you up to speed of the latest prediction of doom and gloom from Hollywood Films such as; "Inconvenient Truth" and the agenda based liberal think tanks; we are all going to die from lack of water even though the oceans will rise 20 feet in just a few years. - Giuliani Weighs Presidential Run; Seeks Advice From All Three Wives By : Tom Attea
Sure, Rudy Giuliani would be a great presidential candidate and would very likely make an outstanding President. But he has to weigh his decision to run very carefully with his three wives.He has not only loved as a man might. He has loved three women enough to marry them. Given the neo-Puritanical ethic that seems to haunt much of our current populace, such a frequent vote for marital bliss can hardly be called prudent preparation for the slanderous rigors of contemporary politics. - Too Soon To Say Goodbye By Art Buchwald; He Who Laughs Last By : Tom Attea
The genial political humorist Art Buchwald, who we had the pleasure of meeting, has taken leave, but not without writing a sometimes humorous, sometimes macabre book, about his final days.To his dismay, his kidneys decided to stop functioning, and, after giving dialysis a few tries, he declined to continue. He checked into a hospice with the intention of accepting his end in comfort. But, as biochemistry still has its inscrutable ways, his final moment declined to arrive. Inexplicably, his kidneys began to work again and he was remanded to his home in Martha's Vineyard, where he was able to live out his last days. - Moose Vamoose For Mars; Too Many People On Earth By : Tom Attea
"We'll take two tickets to Mars," a bear said, holding out the fare with his paw."Two tickets it is," the ticket agent at Animal Escape said, and handed them over. "Please, have a seat in the waiting room. The next rocket departs in one hour.""Thanks," the bear replied, and headed for a nearby bench with his mate and their two cubs.An eager moose and his mate were next in line. They watched as the ticket agent gathered up a pile of ticket receipts and, with a terrible intimation of finality, placed them aside."Next?" the agent said, looking back at the moose couple.The hopeful escapees stepped up to the counter."Two tickets to Mars," the male announced, and flipped the cash to the agent with his antler. - Henry Ford Wakes Up; Fires Great-Grandson By : Tom Attea
The Ford Motor Company has of late been so inept at building cars Americans would like to own that Henry Ford no longer found it possible to remain dead.Making a surprise appearance at Ford Headquarters, he entered his great-grandson's office, and said, "What the hell is going on, Billy?""Who are you?" asked William Clay Ford, Jr., now the CEO of the company."Who do I look like? Certainly, you've seen my pictures since you were a child in swaddling vinyl?""Don't tell me! Great granddad?""Don't great-granddaddy me, Billy boy! Why can't you make a car people want to buy?" - Hello, I'm NOT Johnny Cash! By : Doug Atkin
A report on a show I did in Murfreesboro, Tennessee celebration the music of Johnny Cash - Make My Day! By : Marco Miranda
Will there be enough excuses for the US to invade Iran? - How the Earth Gets Rid of Head Lice By : Lance Winslow
Many people believe that mother earth is alive and that we are living on the surface of a living planet. In fact many ancient cultures believe this as part of their religion. Whether or not you believe this or not; let's take this concept one step further. If mother earth is alive then is mankind the head lice on our planet? - 5 Ways - You Haven't Even Thought Of - To Kill Trees By : Nathan Cain
The Internet is really big. I have only seen about half of it. Anything so big cannot be good for trees. Trees are small in comparison to the Internet.Most of you are probably convinced by now that using the Internet kills trees. However, for those skeptics out there, I will produce more evidence. - Gad Elmaleh By : Maha Khatib
To crown all successes of Gad, the French culture minister Renaud DonneDieu de Vabres gives him in January 2007 the nomination of "Chevalier des Arts et des lettres". As if that was not enough, Gad is also elected " personnalité la plus drole de France" (the funniest person in France) in January 2007. Finally, for somebody who dreamed of being a good artist he didn't miss the coach - Entitled To Mind Our Own Business By : Dennis Coleman
Is it just me or have we traded freedom to get our own way. - Are You Wearing Cheese or do You Always Smell Like That? By : Craig Harper
So there I was today, minding my own business, when a lady that I trained ten years ago came into the centre. You know what I'm gonna say right? I know you'll think I'm fibbing to make a funny post.. but I'm not.Not only did she try to kiss me on the lips but she held my wrist as she did it.What the heck is that!!?I felt violated - South Park Reviewed By : Alastair Harris
A quick look at South Park - Equality in the Office By : B. MacNichol
A few years ago, I found myself consoling a friend one day, who was upset about some goings on at the Law office where she worked. She was a middle level lawyer in a fairly large firm, and she was beginning to find it hard to deal with the "testosterone pervaded mentality" surrounding her.She was intelligent, and as good at her job as any of the other male lawyers, but she didn't have a clue what to do when she began getting taunts from one of her officemates. (She had always been a shy, bookworm type.) - Nudists Looking Forward to Global Warming By : Lance Winslow
Everyone is so upset and worried about Global Warming, except for the Nudists. In fact they are looking forward to it. They will watch all the non-nudists sweat and mope and become unable to cope. Surely the nudists will also be worried right? Well one nudist tells me nope! In fact she is now writing to SUV owners and thanking them and telling these owners to join her email newsletter to get ready, because as she says they are guaranteeing the future? - Keep Your Thin Creepy Lips to Yourself By : Craig Harper
Did you know that a lot of weirdos have been incredibly successful people apparently some weird, famous painter bloke hacked of his own ear. And recently some weird, squillionaire, pop-star hacked of her own hair. I have five questions to measure your weirdness - 18 Similarities Between Women and Computers By : Gambling Portal
Have you ever wondered in what way are women like the computers we have at home? Here, I show you how. - God, You've Got It All Wrong! By : Ted Janusz
A tongue-in-cheek look at eight ways God could improve the human race. - You Never Know Who You Will Meet on the Subway By : Lance Winslow
Have you ever met someone that you thought you knew in a place you would have never expected? How about someone you have been searching for all your life? Has that ever happened to you? Well, it happened to me and I was blown away and I guess it just proves that you never know who you will meet face-to-face on the Subway! - Surgeon By : Marco Miranda
Surgical expertise is hard to come by. It applies to most everything. - George Bush Psychotic Legacy Fears Drive Him to Nuke Iran By : Karen Fish
A psychotic clown in the White House.The very first commander at West Point was Benedict Arnold. The most famous pig ever was Arnold Ziffel. Arnold Ziffel appeared on the television show Green Acres starring Eddie Albert and Eva Gabor, the sister of Zsa Zsa Gabor. Who names their child Zsa Zsa Gabor? On the show Green Acres - God, My Business Associate? By : Marco Miranda
Blame God, commit a crime and get absolved. Theater of the Absurd. - Enron Anyone? By : Marco Miranda
Enron is a lesson on greed. Want to become filthy rich? - Flushable Zen By : Stefan Orenda
Why is there always a line at women's bathrooms? Why do the mats and urinal cakes have "Say No To Drugs" printed on them? - Dime For My Thoughts By : Stefan Orenda
I think most people are less likely to bend down and pick up a nickel from the street than any other coin. - Profile of Comedian Steven Wright By : Joseph Daily
Steven Alexander Wright was born in December 6, 1955 in Burlington, Massachusetts. In 1985, he released his first album, "I have a Pony" which was nominated for a Grammy for best comedy album of the year. - Profile of Comedian Richard Pryor By : Joseph Daily
Richard Franklin Lennox Thomas Pryor, III, was a legendary American comedian, actor, and writer. He was born on December 10, 1940, and died on December 10, 2005. Pryor was born in Peoria, Illinois. His mother was a prostitute and his father was her pimp. - Profile of Comedian Robin Williams By : Joseph Daily
Robin Williams was born in Chicago, Illinois on July 21, 1952. His irreverent brand of humor has become legendary. - Profile of Comedian Ron White By : Joseph Daily
Ron, "Tater Salad", White was born on December 18, 1956 in Fritch, Texas. He is a classic standup comedian. His back ground is indicative of the early years of stand up comedy before the days of DVDs and Comedy Central on cable television. - Profile of Comedian George Carlin By : Joseph Daily
George Carlin was born on May 12, 1937 in New York, New York. He is a master of stand up comedy. He is famous for his highly irreverent routines. - Profile of Comedian George Lopez By : Joseph Daily
George Lopez was born on April 23, 1961. He was born to a Mexican-American family in the San Fernando Valley near Los Angeles, California. He was abandoned by his parents at a young age and raised by his grandmother. This early life experience has provided Lopez with much of his stand up comedy material. - Profile of Comedian Carlos Mencia By : Joseph Daily
Carlos Mencia is the stage name of Ned Arnel Mencia. Carlos was born on October 22, 1967 in San Pedro Sula, Honduras. While still in college, Carlos got his start performing at an open mic night at a popular LA comedy venue called The Laugh Factory. - Profile of Comedian Dave Chappelle By : Joseph Daily
David, "Dave" Chappelle was born in Washington, D.C., on August 24, 1973. Chappelle is known as a comedian, satirist, and actor. - Profile Of Comedian Dane Cook By : Joseph Daily
Dane Jeffery Cook was born on March 18, 1972, in Arlington, Massachusetts which is a suburb of Boston. Cook is one of the most popular and controversial of the new generation of comedians. - Take Me to the Sun By : Marco Miranda
Space exploration has the President's support. Is a trip to the sun advisable? - The Funny Side of Aging By : Jerry Richard Boone
Is growing old funny? "No way'" says the wisest man who ever lived. Nevertheless, George Burns, Bob Hope, Oscar Wilde, Dave Barry, Lucille Ball, Rodney Dangerfield, Bill Dana, Maurice Chevalier, Groucho Marx, and other celebrities crack a few one-line jokes at aging. Maybe there is a lighter side of "having one foot in the grave." Let's see what they have to say. - God and I By : Marco Miranda
God talks to me, says George W. Bush. Does he really? - What If Someone Steals All Your Content For Your Taco Party? You Go Hungry By : Lance Winslow
For the sake of argument let's say you have a Taco Party at the Office as a way to salute the employees and show that you care. Everyone is exited because it means free food and saving money on lunch and they consider this a sign or gesture that you care for them. This helps build team work and camaraderie as well. - MORE Actual Questions Posted on Yahoo! Answers (Part 2) By : Jeffrey Hauser
You STILL can’t make this kind of stuff up. But it’s all real and online right now. - Stroller Etiquette By : Jennifer Sinclair
In life there are always distractions, but when a distraction becomes a menace, it deserves mention. I cannot be the only one that has experienced the dominance of SUV-sized strollers in our streets and halls. Hopefully, there are some with whom this piece will resound. - How To Be Funny: 20 Tips and Ideas By : Rob Colston
Ever wonder how to be funny? Here's twenty different ways to be funny. Try these strategies and see which work best for your personality! - Alternative Energy to Power Up Congress! By : Lance Winslow
As the operator and coordinator for the Online Think Tank it is amazing the topics and subjects that come up. In fact we make it a point to never eliminate any topic for conversation. Everything is on the table and open to discussion. Well that was until the other day when Think Tanker newcomer, Bob, apparently had too many refried beans from El Polo Loco next door to the Starbucks where one of the local chapters was having their 2-3 hour weekly meeting. - Warm With a Chance of Political Precipitation By : Bernadette Sukley
While global warming will be debated until the earth freezes or fries, the rest of us mortals will have to adapt. Here's what to do if Al Gore and his cronies are right. - Seeking Medical Help? Look Sharp! By : Toni Star
Seeking medical help is often confusing and scary. What to wear to an appointmentWell, that's another story. - Bob Hope: Don't Shoot, It's Only Me! By : John T Jones, Ph.D.
I've read the book "Don't Shoot, It's Only Me!" by Bob Hope and Melville Shavelton. One thing that I gleaned was that Bob Hope, although he had to pay them out of his own pocket, hired a boodle of writers. It was impossible to accomplish what Hope did without the writers. - Things on Television We Can Do Without By : John T Jones, Ph.D.
Television clutters our lives with many things we just don't need. As a public service, to simplify our lives, I've made a list of television shows and channels that we can absolutely do without. - Comedians Can Now Access New Online Website Which Helps Showcase Comic Talents By : Lance Fishy
For aspiring comedians, a visit to http://www.topcomedian.com could help launch them into the international comedy scene and join the talented Canadian comedians who have blazed the trail. - Change Management and the Future of Artificial Intelligent Administrators Cometh By : Lance Winslow
The Future is closer than you might imagine and artificial intelligent eGovernment Administrators are that future. Who needs the bureaucracy if you can use an AI system to streamline things? No coffee breaks, no pension, no sexual harassment lawsuits or slip and fall incidents. Think of all the paper work we will save. - Chicken Little Times 10; Global Warming About to Begin? By : Lance Winslow
The sky is falling, the sky is falling said chicken Little? Although, in hindsight it looks as if the Fox is once again in charge of the propaganda for the pen. Do you remember Y2K and we were all going to die due to rioting, civil unrest and nuclear power plants that might melt down? There would be no power for months and everyone stocked up on food just in case? - Ground Hog Day Proves Global Warming is False! By : Lance Winslow
2000 scientists are on drugs the Ground Hog is NEVER wrong. Well Groundhog Day has come and gone and it is amazing that winter will be a little more robust than recently thought. So much for the global warming theory. And I must tell you I had to laugh when Colorado got almost 10 feet of snow from two back-to-back storms, not more than one week after an environmental group put out a report that global warming was causing a very mild Colorado winter and would severely impact water resource supplies. - The Exorcism By : Getrude Matshe
An exorcism is tantamount to a miracle - an extraordinary intervention of God. Gabriele Nanni - Old Phil Propagated A Good Old Hoax By : James Snyder
It began as all things begin - a long period of boredom with nothing exciting to do. Whoever said, "Idle hands are the devil's workshop," knew something of what they were speaking.
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