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In this pun on rapscallions, we see two rapping scallions, dropping beats about the intricacies of onion and allium life.
More famous than Heavy Metal Shallots or EDM Leeks
This is a pun on the phrase "arch enemies"--here, we see two arches who are, of course, foes.
The kind of interpersonal drama I wish Architectural Digest covered
In this pun on strong drink, we see a drink lifting weights.
Who doesn’t love a drink that religious adheres to leg day?
In this pun on shredded, we see shredded lettuce, which, of course, is lettuce that is very muscular.
Forget vegetables that make you strong, I only like vegetables that are strong.
In this pun on the phrase "Dear Diary," we see "deer diary" - a diary written by a deer.
Forget journals that are peer-reviewed, I want to read journals that are deer reviewed.
In a pun on the bird kingfisher, we see a king in a boat named Windsor Cast-le, fishing. He's a king fisher!
He knights people with his swordfish.
In this pun on Dolly the sheep, we see Dali the sheep - a sheep with a Salvador Dali mustache painting a melting clock on a sheep.
There's no sheep like Dali (except for all the clones).
In this pun on a spelling bee, we see someone spelling the word B-E-E.
Contrary to popular belief, it doesn’t take that much studying to master this.
In this play on museums having wing (as in hallways full of art), we see a museum with many literal wings.
Every time a donor's bell rings, a museum gets its wings.

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In this play on crow's feet, we see a doctor (presumably a dermatologist) checking a patient's face for crow's feet, saying "I don't see any crow's feet!" Unbeknownst to him, her feet have indeed turned into crow feet.
The joys of aging (slowly turning into a crow)