Minkukel
"The halfwit spoke, and the brainless believed."
What is a Minkukel?

Marten Toonder who is the author of a Dutch series of comic books introduced this word in one of his stories about Oliver B. Bumble (in Dutch: Olivier B. Bommel). In the story "Tom Poes en het kukel" (1963), some extraterrestrials measured the Kukel of professor Prlwytzkofsky's brain, and classified him as having a negative kukel (min kukel). The word minkukel has since been used in the Dutch language as a synonym for words as twit, numskull, softy, dotard, blockhead, beetle brain, brainless, stupid person, silly person, moron, fool, nitwit, half wit, dummy, simpleton, civil servant, etc.
This website is clearly not for minkukels!
Minkukel SitesLeap birthdays (when to celebrate your birthday) California and Grand Canyon (a holiday adventure) Great Britain (stone henge and other stones) Metric time (a metric clock) Binary time (a binary clock) Keyword counter (analyze web pages for keywords) Tennis simulation (how to win a tennis match) Words scrambler (use your own text and mix up letters in each word) A unique name for everybody (a names generator) Colors database (over 200 colors with a real name) Books (list of favorite books) Music (list of favorite music) Movies (list of favorite movies)
Proverb or QuoteLet's tickle your brain cell with a random proverb or quote: With or without religion, you would have good people doing good things and evil people doing evil things. But for good people to do evil things, that takes religion. Click here for more silly and clever Quotes and Proverbs. |
WebKukel SoftwareHere is a minkukel approach to software development. You never knew you needed these programs, but probably you can't live without them.
SillyClocks
SillyWords
SillyDates
SillyArt |
If you enjoyed my Minkukel website or the Webkukel software, you could buy me a beer.
(just click on the glass)



