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In this comparison cartoon, we see a cactus, a cattus (a cactus standing like a cactus), and a quacktus (a duck standing with its arms in the shape of a cactus).
I think if there were AI built to predict my subject matter that spurted out “sort of close but slightly off” cartoon ideas, this would be its greatest hit.

Tags: cat, this or that

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In this pun on astronaut, we see an asstronaut, a space traveler who is an ass (as in a donkey, not a dope).
In celebration of today’s SpaceX launch and also of lowbrow humor

Tags: animals

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In this pun on dry spell, we see a witch in front of her caldron making a potion of very dry ingredients (sand, salt, sawdust, chalk, flour, dirt), presumably to make a dry spell.
After you mix your dry spell, gently fold it into your wet spell. #quarantinebaking

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In this pun on cilantro and robot, we see the cilantrobot, a robot that is beloved by some and tastes soapy to others.
I hate when there is a hostile robot takeover and it leaves a soapy aftertaste.

Tags: food, robot

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In this pun on Shakespeare play, Hamlet Prince of Denmark, we see Hamlet, custodian of Denmark, holding a push broom and musing, "To sweep, perchance to clean - ay, there's the scrub."
To bleach or not to bleach: that is the question.

Tags: literature

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In this pun on the fairy tale The Frog Prince, we see the Frog Princeton graduate, a didactic frog telling a princess (who clearly finds him off-putting): "If you kiss me, I'll tell you about my thesis on Southern gothic literature!"
A classic fairy tale!

Tags: literature

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In this pun on the processed meat delicacy the hot dog, we see a hot dog, which is just a winking poodle, who is presumably very hot (in an attractive way) (but only to other dogs).
Sorry for this.

Tags: animals, dog

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In this pun on the cutesy handwriting style of bubble letters, we see three soap bubble writing letters. One writes: "Dear mom, I am so soap today. How are you?" Another writes: "Ted, I hope you haven't popped."
To all the first graders who have asked me how to write bubble letters, I say include a lot of descriptions about being spherical and soapy.

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In this pun on the great deep-fried fair food, funnel cake, we see a woman eating cake through a funnel.
This is how/what I eat now. (Who am I kidding? This is how/what I’ve always eaten.)

Tags: food

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In this pun on Ayn Rand's book Atlas Shrugged, we see an atlas - as in a world map - shrugging.
This is what that book is about, right?

Tags: literature

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