Courtesy of... https://twitter.com/#!/funnyoneliners

 

-          Respect your elders. They made it through school without
Google or Wikipedia.

-          I thought watching Hoarders would encourage me to clean up.
But all I could think was, "Hey, my place ain't that bad!"

-          Old people on Twitter are called "tweezers." 

-          Is any dance more positive than the can-can?

-          My boss is one in a million. I'm just hoping this lightning
storm thinks so too..

-          Most accidents happen at home? Maybe I should move.

-          If Microsoft Word has taught me anything it's that if I want
to get a point across, I need to use bullets.

-          What we should really fear is unidentified landing objects.

-          If you have a split personality I can't be friends with you.
Or you.

-          "Failed to forward chain letter to 5 friends" Is what I want
my tombstone to read.

-          Our leaders can't see the forest or the trees.

-          Some people are motivated by carrots, others by sticks. But
nobody is motivated by carrot sticks. 

-          You autocomplete me.

-          I choose butter over margarine because I trust cows more than
I trust chemists.

-          You call it it multiple personalities, I call it social
networking in my head. 

 

Have a good weekend - Andrew.

 

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