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In this pun on test anxiety, we see a math test experiencing anxiety about everything, like "Did I turn off the oven? What if I miss my flight next week? Did I make a terrible mistake quitting that job back in 2015?"
How relaxing!

Tags: school

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In this pun on job fair, we see a carnival with booths like "guess the age/weight/hirability" and "Pop 3 balloons and we'll take your resume!"
Nothing is more fun!

Tags: work

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In this pun on Stephen Kind's book Pet Semetary, we see the pet seminary, which is, as you could guess, a seminary for pets.
The scariest part of this movie would be the scene where the cat has a vet appointment during midterm week.

Tags: literature, animals, film, religion

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In this mashup of astronaut and nautilus, we see everyone's third favorite cephalopod floating in space connected to a shuttle.
The future of the space program

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In this pun on Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, we see Harry Potter giving a glass of water to a sorcerer, who is clearly suffering from a kidney stone.
Sometimes, magic really is the only solution.

Tags: literature

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In this pun on best buds, we see to earpods attached to an iphone playing (of course) Donna Summer on Spotify. They are, of course, best friends, best pals, best... buds.
Last night, I got an urgent phone call from Erica and Sam - who were struck by inspiration at a wine tasting - to alert me of this idea!

Tags: music

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In this pun on Shakespeare's Othello, we see Ocello, who is a cello, who is in love with Saxophona (Desdemona), whose father doesn't approve because Ocello isn't a reed instrument.
I love reeding Shakespeare.

Tags: literature, music

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In this pun on Egypt's Great Pyramids of Giza, we see the great pyramid of geezer, a pyramid that an old guy owns, and boy, can't he wait to tell you every little historic detail about it.
He went on to explain that actually, in 50s, everyone had pyramids, and they didn't even have seatbelts then.

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In this pun on the Charles Dickens novel Great Expectations, we see Great Expectorations, which is just Pip and Mrs. Haversham emitting great amounts of saliva. This is way more interesting than the actual book.
Required reading would definitely be more memorable if there were more phlegm.

Tags: literature

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In this pun on the Madeleine L'Engle book A Wrinkle in Time, we see Meg Murry using an iron to get rid of any wrinkles in a clock.
If only the film adaptation had been based on this cartoon, it may have been bearable.

Tags: literature

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