Yup. A casket. But! Not just any casket no sirree…where is Billybob when you need him..*sighs*Dead. Right..anyways..this burial casket will screw in to the ground vertically using far less horizontal space. Patent is pending.

Yup. A casket. But! Not just any casket no sirree…where is Billybob when you need him..*sighs*Dead. Right..anyways..this burial casket will screw in to the ground vertically using far less horizontal space. Patent is pending.

The funniest thing happens when she pokes this kitten. It makes me laugh over and over.
..to help reduce costs???

Puppetry of the Penis was born when Simon Morley teamed up with fellow puppeteer David “Friendy” Friend. Their first show at the 1998 Melbourne International Comedy Festival was received as the “Outright Best Show”.
The name Puppetry of the Penis was originally conceived by Simon, as the title of a highbrow art calendar. Released in 1997, the calendar showcased twelve of Simon’s favourite penis installations (known as “Dick Tricks”). Years before, Simon’s youngest brother, Justin, had shown him his first installation – ‘The Hamburger’. Natural sibling rivalry resulted in the evolution of a grand repertoire of genital gesticulations. After working for many years as a comedy promoter working some of Australia’s funniest people, Simon finally felt he had something just as funny lingering in his pants.
Click here for the Trick of the Month that started it all off: The Hamburger.
© 2026 TokSick
Theme by Anders Noren — Up ↑