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In this pun on Frankenstein's monster, we see Frankenstein's muenster, a semi-soft cheese that Dr. Frankenstein and Igor seem thrilled to have brought alive... with flavor.
Another triumph for the semi-soft sciences

Tags: literature, food, science, halloween

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In this pun on flying coach, we see two passengers literally flying in a coach (attached to a flock of birds). This is definitively worse than first class, but better than Frontier Airlines.
I, on the other hand, would be delighted to be upgraded from “basic economy.”

Tags: bird

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In this comparison cartoon, we see a bunch of cacti next to a cat in a tie.
Both are fabulous accessories for any hipster home.

Tags: cat, this or that

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In this pun on gym rat, we see a rat at the gym lifting weights.
Unrelatable

Tags: animals, fitness

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In this pun on the hit Survivor song, "Eye of the Tiger," we see the eye exam of the tiger, which is a tiger at the optometrist in the phoropter reading off the letter chart and not doing too well.
Nothing pumps me up like listening to a giant feline guess which letters are which!

Tags: animals, health

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In this pun off the Cher classic, "If I could turn back time," we see me, as a bouncer, turning away time (a clock) for not being on the list.
If only...

Tags: music

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In this pun on the straw that broke the camel's back, we see a camel with a broken back staring at a police lineup. All the culprits are straws, and the camel i.d.s the perp.
One more reason to ban straws

Tags: animals

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In this pun on number two pencils, we see a pencil named Archie on the victor's stand's second place step, lamenting the fact that he is always number two (like a number two pencil). Oy.
Pencil Problems

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In this pun on carbon dating, we see two carbon molecules on a date.
The most romantic way to determine the age of an object

Tags: love, science

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In this pun on transcendentalism and dental work, we see a dentist read from Ralph Waldo Emerson's Nature and tell her patient, "The organization of your teeth is corrupting the individuality of your top canine!"
My insurance also doesn’t cover this.

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