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In this pun on cattle call, we see two cows on the phone.
Talking til the cows come home
In this pun on the Fortnite dance craze of flossing, we see a pediatric dentist asking her kid patient how often he flosses, and he says, while doing the flossing dance atop the dental chair, "EVERYDAY!"
Scene from what I imagine every pediatric dentist office has been like since the advent of Fortnite
In this mash up of the Kentucky Derby horse race and roller derby, we see distraught jockeys riding distraught horses who are wearing rollerskates.
I would definitely wear a funny hat and watch this.
In this mash up of Genghis Khan and con artist, we see Genghis Con Artist, who is trying to seduce a rich lady so he can take her for all she's worth.
Another good scam idea would be hitting up his 16 million living relatives to ask for money.
In this pun on the TV show The Dog Whisperer, we see a woman whispering to a dog, "Can you keep a secret?"
A much different, but no less enjoyable, tv show premise
In this jab at those people in vests who stop you on the street corner asking if you have a minute for human rights, we see one of those workers stopping a passerby, who happens to be a robot. Robots, of course, have no time for human rights.
A glimpse into what jobs will be like during the robot revolution
In this pun on fantasy football draft. we see a fantasy foot draft, which includes a foot with a tattoo, a baby's foot,  a smelly foot, and a foot wearing toe socks.
In honor of the last day of fantasy football (I think?)
In this comparison cartoon, we see the goose that laid the golden egg from Jack and the Beanstalk looking very content, next to the goose that passed the golden kidney stone, who looks quite disturbed.
I feel like excreting a metal isn’t ever a great thing.
In this pun on the hit song/dance craze The Electric Slide, we see an electric slide, which is a playground slide that shocks kids as they go down it.
Boogie woogie woogie
In this pun on earth worm, we see a down-to-earth worm, which is a worm who is very grounded and buys his socks at the Dollar Store.
This now seems down-to-earth to me after spending the weekend working parties where guests were wearing $5,000 fanny packs.