Favorite Funnies

Letitia said she needed some humor blogs to read. I am happy to oblige. Y'all add your favorites in the comments.

Kissing Suzy Kolber (Forget the football; this is the funniest blog ever. And totally, deliciously, NSFW.)

The Sugar Sheet -- a tumbleblog by one of the KSK writers; there's always something funny here.

Vodka Has No Carbs -- featuring our beloved Decorno

The "Overheard" Series, including:
Overheard in NYC

Celebrity Wit
Bloggers with book deals (ain't nothin' wrong with that):
Banterist

Chuck Norris Facts

Barack Obama Is Your New Bicycle (keep reloading the page to see more)

Stuff White People Like
Bloggers that should have book deals:
White Whine -- stuff white people don't like
The Merlin Mann suite of humor:
30 Seconds with Phone Guy

5ives
Nerdy comic strips:
GregNog

xkcd
Fun with macros:
FAIL blog

I Can Has Cheezburger
No longer updated (and sorely missed), but it's still a good read:
Things My Boyfriend Says

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