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In this pun on the phrase one trick pony, we see a contract bridge group holding their cards. One player asks her partner (who is a pony), "What is your bid?" The pony looks a bit distressed, because we can assume he can only make one trick.
There is no horsing around when you’re bidding in bridge! (Dedicated to my former bridge group, Team Cheatnasium vs Team Vulture)

Tags: horse

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In this pun on octopi, we see an octopus in the shape of the Greek letter/ famed math symbol, pi.
Octopi r squared… when they shove themselves in a cube shaped container.

Tags: animals, math

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In this pun on cryptocurrency, we see different coins mixed with different cryptids: Big Coin (Bitcoin + Big Foot), Loch Nesstherium (Etherium + Loch Ness Monster), Monstero (Monero + Moth Man Monster), and Chupacardano (Cardano + Chupacabra).
Try kraken this code!

Tags: money, mythology

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In this pun on Pokemon and typos, we see what Pokemon would look like with typos in their names: Pikachu as Pitachu (a falafel filled pita version), Eevee as Teevee (with a TV head), Jigglypuff as the athletic Jogglypuff, Snorlax as Snortax, an accountant
Spelling errors: Gotta catch ‘em all!

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In this pun on pop art, we see a Roy Lichtenstein - esque comic woman looking at a can of cola. She is thinking, "People outside the Midwest call this... soda?!?"
As someone who grew up in the south, I always thought this was called “Coke Art.”

Tags: art, food

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In this pun on royalty-free music, we see the opposite (royalty-full music?) which is of course a band made up of royals - a king, a queen, and a princess.
To that end, it should be noted that, due to budget cuts, we will no longer be able to feature the music of Prince, Queen, or Kings of Leon.

Tags: music

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In this play on Shakespeare's Hamlet, we see Hamlet played by a robot, holding up Yorick's skull. He says, "Alas, poor Yorick! My facial recognition technology would know him anywhere!"
This above all: to thine own robot overlord be true.

Tags: robot

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In this pun on the chess term checkmate, we see a person with their buddy, their pal, their mate - a giant anthropomorphic check.
Who needs chess when you can be friends with a giant check?

Tags: money

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In this pun on the pirate phrase dead men tell no tales, we see a skeleton son in bed next to his skeleton dad. He asks "Why don't you read me a bedtime story?" Then answer, of course, is because dead en tell no tales.
Thankfully, dead men do sing goodnight songs.

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In this pun on the phrase "It all makes sense," we see "It all makes cents," which is of course some nickels, quarters, dimes, and pennies, which, together, make more than a few cents.
“Be the change you wish to receive from the cashier.”

Tags: money

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