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Three pastries - a croissant, a cinnamon bun, and a mille feuille--bake some delicious food!
I only eat food made by croissants.

Tags: food

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In this play on the idea that counting sheep makes you fall asleep, we see the sheep census taker counting sheep, but she can't stay awake to do it.
Proving yet again that most censuses are woolly.

Tags: animals

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In this pun on coral reef, we see a choral reef, which is coral that is in a choir.
Yes, they're singing "Hark! The Herald Angelfish Sing."

Tags: music, fish

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In this pun on the childhood game dizzy bat, we see a bat who is very dizzy.
This brings back fond memories of summer camp, when we would square dance with woodland creatures and twirl them until they lost their center of gravity. #memories

Tags: animals

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In this comparison cartoon, we see a trap door next to a Von Trapp door, which is a door wearing clothes made out of curtains singing "Doe a Deer" (from the movie The Sound of Music.)
Beware of doors wearing repurposed curtains!

Tags: film, this or that

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In this pun on rain check, we see one rain cloud handing another a check.
I prefer rain cash, but this will do.

Tags: money

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An astronaut reaches deep space, which is just space where the planets say deep stuff like, "I can't reconcile the Heidegger with the Kierkegaard" and "Poetry speaks the words my soul longs to."
The most frightening reaches of the universe

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In this pun on mouth guard, we see a mouth with a walkie talkie acting as a bouncer.
Why do people need these for sports?

Tags: body parts

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In this pun on knight club, we see a knight club, which is a club filled with knights like Lancelot, The Knights who say Ni from Monty Python, and Don Quixote.
Obviously, the first thing I'm going to do after a vaccine is widely available is go out and network with Lancelot and Don Quixote.

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In this pun on the phrase "Muad'Dib" (which arguably means messiah in Frank Herbert's Dune), we see Paul Atreides, the muad'dib, next to a cow, who is the Moo- a-dib.
Obviously his mother would be names Lady Bessy-ca

Tags: literature, this or that, cow

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