Professor Hargrove: Funny Cards with Footnotes
Opens with a fact. Closes with the truth.
Professor Hargrove opens every card with a fact and closes with the truth. He has a citation for everything, including why you’re not getting any younger.
His cards are perfect for the smart, slightly nerdy people in your life: teachers, graduates, coworkers, and anyone who enjoys a joke that requires reading the first line twice.
Prof. Hargrove has cards for every occasion. Every card works the same way: the front sets up the joke, your recipient clicks to open it, and the punchline lands inside with your own note printed in smaller type right below it. Pick a card, add their name and a line or two of your own, and send it by email or text now or on the day you choose. Each card is $2.99, or save with a 5-card pack or the annual pass.
30 cards · $2.99 each
Prof. Hargrove · Thinking of YouThe average person has about 6,000 thoughts a day.
Prof. Hargrove · BirthdaysA group of owls is a parliament. A group of crows, a murder.
Prof. Hargrove · BirthdaysLight from distant stars can be thousands of years old.
Prof. Hargrove · AnniversarySome seahorse couples greet each other with a dance each morning.
Prof. Hargrove · EngagementDiamonds form under extreme heat and pressure.
Prof. Hargrove · New BabyA newborn can recognize its mother’s voice at birth.
Prof. Hargrove · GraduationAt commencement, the tassel moves from right to left.
Prof. Hargrove · PromotionThe Peter Principle: we rise to our level of incompetence.
Prof. Hargrove · RetirementStudies suggest retirees are happier than workers.
Prof. Hargrove · Thank YouResearch suggests people who say thank you are seen as more likable.
Prof. Hargrove · Breakups & DivorceFun fact: the octopus has three hearts.
Prof. Hargrove · Breakups & DivorceSwans are famous for mating for life.
Prof. Hargrove · Losing Your JobA three-toed sloth travels roughly 40 yards a day.
Prof. Hargrove · Losing Your JobThe word “salary” may trace back to the Latin for salt.
Prof. Hargrove · IllnessThe common cold can be caused by more than 200 viruses.
Prof. Hargrove · SympathyThere is no formula for grief.
Prof. Hargrove · Hurt on the Job95% of workplace injuries can be prevented by one simple rule.
Prof. Hargrove · Hurt on the JobResearch identifies the most dangerous phrase in any workplace.
Prof. Hargrove · Hurt Doing a HobbyThe adult human body contains 206 bones.
Prof. Hargrove · Hurt Doing a HobbyA cheetah can reach 60 mph in about three seconds.
Prof. Hargrove · New Year’s DayMost New Year’s resolutions are abandoned by February.
Prof. Hargrove · Valentine’s DaySwans famously mate for life.
Prof. Hargrove · EasterRabbits do not, in fact, lay eggs.
Prof. Hargrove · Mother’s DayBy one count, mothers field nearly 300 questions a day.
Prof. Hargrove · Father’s DayField studies confirm the average dad tells several dad jokes a week.
Prof. Hargrove · Fourth of JulyJohn Adams expected us to celebrate on July 2nd.
Prof. Hargrove · Back to SchoolStudies confirm that learning things is good for you.
Prof. Hargrove · HalloweenJack-o’-lanterns were first carved from turnips.
Prof. Hargrove · ThanksgivingThe average Thanksgiving dinner runs to thousands of calories.
Prof. Hargrove · ChristmasTo finish on time, Santa must visit roughly 1,000 homes per second.