Humour

Message circulating on Facebook is supposedly addressed to someone who attempted to steal Christmas lights from the house of the person who posted the message but inadvertently left his or her phone behind while still logged into Facebook.

A message, which is currently circulating via social media, suggests that a 15-year-old episode of animated TV series ‘The Simpsons”  predicted the now famous scene in which US President Trump laid hands on a “glowing orb” during his May 2017 trip to Saudi Arabia.

The following joke has circulated far and wide. I include it here simply because I have had a number of messages asking if the supposed address is real.

Email claims that several Japanese banks, including the “Origami Bank”, the “Sumo Bank” and the “Bonsai Bank” are experiencing major difficulties due to the US sub-prime lending crisis.

This spoof email claims that just opening an email will automatically launch a nuclear strike. 

An amusing poem about computing that has circulated widely online and via email is attributed to American writer, Dr Seuss.

Circulating message warns about a damaging computer virus that travels through power lines.

Email claims that Internet users can view anyone’s Driver’s License details by visiting a specified website and entering a name, city and state into a search form.

This joke satirises silly hoaxes that claim a particular email is being tracked and that a company will donate money every time a message is forwarded.