Stained Glass is a flash game with a colorful twist. The opening screen is two squares. The left one is full of blue sky, the other is full of squares with triangles. The object is to move all the squares from the right to the left side. The trick is that colors on all sides of the squares must match. Drag the squares from the right to the left with your mouse.

Stained Glass starts out with a 9-square puzzle, but each successive level adds more squares. It’s a deceptively simple game that gets harder the more you go. Try it now.

Many puzzle purists insist that solving puzzles isn’t about the picture, but about the shape of the pieces. Some even make a point of putting together puzzles backwards so that they don’t see any part of the picture. Well, the White Jigsaw flash puzzle is made for them.

Every piece of this jigsaw puzzle is white. That’s right, no picture, only shapes. The object is to drag the pieces onto the board with your mouse. The puzzle gets increasingly harder each level, since the number of pieces keeps increasng.

I’ve spent hours doing these!  

This very funny guide can be found at James Huggins’ Refrigerator Door site. It gives advice to your favorite feline on how to train you while having fun at the same time. Some highlights:

Chairs and Rugs:
If you have to throw up, get to a chair quickly. If you cannot manage in time, get to an Oriental rug. If there is no Oriental rug, shag is good. When throwing up on the carpet, make sure you back up so that it is as long as the human’s bare foot.

Bathrooms:
Always accompany guests to the bathroom. It is not necessary to do anything . . . just sit and stare.\

For more, go here.

Want to know what your personality is? Just draw a pig on this site, and you’ll get a personality test to go along with your drawing. You can also look at what other people have drawn in the pig gallery. Some pics are amazing, while others (like mine) look like a first-grader did them. Go ahead, draw a pig!

Ever think you’re crazy? Well, this recording will just confirm it for you. If you’ve ever had to suffer through automated answering services, listening to this may be therapeutic.

The Monster Viking Invasion game is really an advertisement disguised as a game. There are a lot of those out there. This one is fun because, well, Vikings, especially monster Vikings, are always funny. The cartoon graphics and sound effects are good here, and the gameplay is different. You must spring traps to keep London safe from hordes of Vikings. A short game, but fun nevertheless. Click here.

My cats would hate this poem. It’s not dignified enough and way too funny.

Some of my favorite lines:

The rule for today:
Touch my tail, I shred your hand.
New rule tomorrow.

And:

You’re always typing.
Well, let’s see you ignore my
sitting on your hands.

See more here.

Nevashut is a funny, if not totally politically correct, game featuring everyone’s favorite potato chips - Pringles. Actually, although this game was obviously made to sell more chips, the real star of the game is Sanjeev, owner of the Nevashut gas station. Get it, Neva Shut?

Anyway, your object is to win all 5 flavors of Pringles by talking to Sanjeev and making him happy. You don’t need to say anything complicated, just ask him to do something, or compliment him. Get all five to win the game, although the real-life contest is over.

Sanjeev has some funny reactions to what you tell him. He also has some great lines if you say something silly or don’t say anything at all. The best, I think is when he dances to music. Tell him to “dance” and watch what happens.

It’s a fun way to pass the time. Can you win all 5 cans, including the extra-special onion one? Click here to find out.

Here’s a collection of “punny” cartoons. Careful, not kid friendly, unless you want to explain why they’re funny.

This is an unbelievable test that proves that you don’t have to know how to spell to know how to read. Don’t believe me? Click here.