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We see two walls having a conversation, but it's incredibly boring.
Not all walls would be gushing gossips. #notallwalls
We see 6 book covers where the title is taken literally - The Scarlet Letter, Catcher in the Rye, Ulysses, Magic Mountain, Atlas Shrugged and Grapes of Wrath.
“Don’t judge a book by its cover.” -someone who guessed that maybe some cover artists were judging books by their titles
In this pun on classic video game and historic Oregon Trail, we see a woman in a covered wagon traveling the organ trail, which is just a gross trail of organs.
Yes, you will probably die of cholera on this trail too.
In this play on naturalist and ornithologist John Audubon's beautiful bird paintings, we see 6 paintings of birds from John's less talented brother, Merv. They are all just curvy Vs, each labeled a type of bird "in the distance."
I would go to this museum.
In this comparison cartoon, we see a mountain goat next to a valley goat (which is a goat that dresses and talks like a valley girl, doy!)
You goat, girl!
In this play on the famous painting Whistler's Mother, we see the mother, a crazed look in her eyes, as she is plagued by the persistent whistling of her child.
It’s very difficult to sit still for a portrait when your kid won’t stop whistling “Do You Know the Muffin Man.”

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A woman stands near the press corps and says, "Oh, I'm not a journalist, I'm a journaler."
Oh, the Wall Street Journal isn’t a diary with entries about which bankers are hotties?
We see some hypothetical situations about hippos: If I were a hippo... If my best friend were a hippo... If you gave a hippo a cookie... If a hippo fell in the forest and no one heard...
Hippos: the only subject matter that has me happily struggling to use the subjunctive
In this pun of rock paper scissors, we see paper covers rock! Which is a newspaper which has written an extensive article about a notable rock.
This just in!
Some yoga poses I've mastered, none of which include any difficult twisting of the body (sitting on the mat looking at my toes, standing on the mat awaiting directions, taking a break, and corpse pose)
Not quite at the enlightenment stage