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In this pun on musical Fiddler on the Roof, we see less popular musical, Roofer on the Fiddle, which is just a construction worker standing on a violin.
My favorite song from this musical is “If I Were a Pitch Man.”
In this pun on keeping your hair in a pony tail, we see a person with long hair lying on a pony's back with her hair in its tail.
How I’ve been dealing with my hair during quarantine
In this pun on fly-eating plant the Venus Fly Trap, we see the Venus Fly Trapezoid, which is a flesh-hungry quadrilateral.
From my forthcoming collection, Quadri-bad-eral Puns.
In this play on all the too-little too-late tell-all books about Trump, we see some that might be written about me, covering topics like: how I lie to kids that they'll use geometry when they're older, how many bagels I eat, how un-strong I am
Thankfully, John Bolton initially refused to testify at the hearing of whether or not I should be promoted to the “intermediate beginner” class at the gym.
In this comparison cartoon, we see 5 stages of words that use R, B, and T. 1: Robot. 2: Robot Rowboat (a bot in a boat) 3. the above Reboot (a DVD called Boating Bytes 2) 4.the above Rebate (cash back!) 5. the above Rabbit (a bunny bought with rebate cash
Oy.
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.
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
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
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.
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.