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Yes, More Funniest T-Shirts of 2000by Bob LeveyYou craved it, and here it is: a second column full of Funniest T-Shirts of 2000. Without further ado... Blessed Are They Who Can Laugh at Themselves, for They Shall Never Cease to Be Amused – Anonymous. I Wish the Buck Stopped Here; I Could Use a Few – Another Anonymous. They Can Send Me to College But They Can't Make Me Think – T.L. Wilson, of Tucson. Genealogy: Living in the Past Lane – W.E. Campbell, of Arlington. This Body Is a Temple; Chocolate Worshipped Daily – Lyell Rodieck. Sex Is Like Air; It's Not Important Unless You Aren't Getting Any – William Lee. The Problem With Opportunity Is That It Only Knocks, While Temptation Kicks In the Door – Julie Staples. I Got to Vietnam Before McDonald's Did – Danielle Newman, of St. Louis, who saw it aboard someone in the Saigon airport. My Dog Can Lick Anyone – Carol Church. Mom and Dad Worked Hard So I Could Have a College Education; I'll Give Them Free Fries for Life – from a catalogue that lives at nowandzen.com. Soooo, When's the Wizard Getting Back to You About That Brain? – Kathy Childs, of Alexandria. Consciousness: That Annoying Time Between Naps – Anonymous. I Haven't Lost My Mind; It's Backed Up on a Disk Somewhere – Also Anonymous. Hey, You! Out of the Gene Pool! – Anonymous again. If You Can Read This, Pull Me Back in the Boat – J. Mark Harl, of Germantown. Real Men Don't Waste Their Hormones Growing Hair – Donna Nash, of Alexandria. Veni, Vidi, Visa: I Came, I Saw, I Did a Little Shopping – Jennifer Glatt, of Laguna Niguel, Calif. Star Light, Star Bright, Where the H%$# Is Mister Right? – Lynne Finch, of Alexandria, who says it belongs to "a single woman, over 30, who is tired of living in Washington." I'd Quit This Job But I Need the Sleep – Winton A.J. Carroll, of Falls Church. The Secret: Find an Age You Like and Stick to It! – Bev Steinhagen, of Oak Hill, Va., who received that very slogan aboard a T-shirt for her 40th birthday. I Have the Body of a God; Unfortunately, It's Buddha – Vera Rausch, of Rockville. Cinderella Was Thrown Off the Basketball Team Because She Ran Away from the Ball – Kennette Glassford, of Fredericksburg, Va. I Miss My Ex, But My Aim Is Improving – Dave Sherman. I'm Your Father, Not an ATM – Ronald H. Deiter, of Arlington. I Used Up All My Sick Days, So I'm Calling in Dead – "A government employee." If I Follow You Home Will You Keep Me? – Bert Sugars, of Ocean City, N.J. Smile: It Makes People Wonder What You're Up To – Sakina Yusuf Shikari. Alcohol and Calculus Don't Mix; Never Drink and Derive – Geddis Tesserae. (Over a picture of a dog) My Name Is 'No, No, Bad Dog!' What's Yours? – Rachel Friend, of Burke. A Good Lawyer Knows the Law; a Great Lawyer Knows the Judge – J.J. Bonsignore, of Kensington. Flashy But Trashy – Anonymous. Chlorine: The Breakfast of Champions – Gay Takakoshi, of Arlington, who saw it on a shirt created by her niece's swimming team. Four Years of College and Whom Did It Get Me? – Sunny Raport, of Rockville. Should I Talk to the Man in Charge or the Woman Who Knows What's Going On? – Marge Killmon, of Annandale. I Got This Shirt When I Turned 40; I HATE This Shirt – Hazel A. Garland, of Edgewater. Ex-Wife for Sale; Just Take Over Payments – Hazel Garland again. He Who Laughs Last Thinks Slowest – Mike Parrish, of Arlington. Being Placed on a Pedestal Is a Right, Not a Privilege – Judith C. Koch, of Silver Spring. The Older the Fiddle, the Sweeter the Tune – Santa A. Fama, of Bethesda. Out of Estrogen and I've Got a Gun! – Sue Benson, of Greenbelt. This Is the Only Shirt I Didn't Lose in Las Vegas – Ruth W. Goldberg, of Potomac. I'd Rather Be in the Boat With a Drink on the Rocks Than in the Drink With the Boat on the Rocks – Barbara Burroughs, who saw it in "Annapolis, where else?" Women Who Seek to Be Equal to Men Lack Ambition – P.J. Siegel, of Greenbelt. You Have the Right to Remain Silent, So Please Shut Up – Roy Dickstein. Dyslexics Have More Fnu – Susan Bohnenblust. I'm Too Sexy for My Hair; That's Why It Isn't There – worn by a "folically challenged" fellow at the beach, and reported by Todd Goren. Of Course I Don't Look Busy; I Did It Right the First Time – Cathy Smith Caviness. Remember, You Either Find Time to Exercise or You'll Have to Find Time to Be Sick – Sydney Ann Barr, of Dunkirk. Unproductive People Revolve Around the Earth at the Same Speed as Productive People – Kendra Riggs. Never Underestimate the Power of Stupid People in Large Groups – Dani Kehoe, of Falls Church.
© 2000 Bob Levey (leveyb@washpost.com).
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