If you’re a fan of the website Funny or Die, then you’ll be very glad to hear that Funny or Die has just launched an iPad magazine app called Funny or Die’s The Occasional. The Occasional is presumably so named because it will only be coming out every other month. So what’s in it? Well not much, according to the blurb on iTunes!

“The point is, bear with us as we absolutely blow your mind with whatever this winds up being. I'm sure we'll come up with something to fill these pages. Will there be some hard-hitting, satirical articles? Probably. Some funny videos? Sure, why not. Only time will tell. We hope you'll join us.”

Aw, they’re being too modest! If it’s anything like the website (which I’m sure it is!) it will be hilarious!

A single issue with no auto-renew will cost $3.99; a single issue with auto-renew enabled will cost $1.99 for each new issue; and a subscription for all six issues, paid up front, will cost $9.99 per year.

Click here to download the app: Funny or Die's The Occasional for iPad on the iTunes App Store

Source: Funny or Die, iTunes

Maura,
I'm not sure I should admit (out loud ) that I like funny or die. Thanks for the link.

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sometimes i would browse the website Funny or Die, so i am not a fan yet. anyway, this is a good information.
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I think it's okay to admit it!

Originally Posted by sherrygodmother

Maura,
I'm not sure I should admit (out loud ) that I like funny or die. Thanks for the link.

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Whats so wrong with liking FUnny or Die?

Originally Posted by maleaco

Whats so wrong with liking FUnny or Die?

Seems ones grown children have ideas on what their mothers like and dislikes should be. They still remember my restrictions on them growing up; tv, movies, language, and think I haven't moved past that. LOL

[QUOTE="sherrygodmother"]

Seems ones grown children have ideas on what their mothers like and dislikes should be. They still remember my restrictions on them growing up; tv, movies, language, and think I haven't moved past that. LOL