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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.”

Tags: art

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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?

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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

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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!

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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

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We see a date between a human and a robot, and the human is thinking that sure, this robot doesn't pass the Turing test, but what's so great about being human anyway? — Happy Valentine’s Day to all the robots and robot lovers out there!

Tags: love, robot

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In this play on the Dr. Seuss book "Oh, The Places You'll Go!," we see a potentially more realistic take on the places you will, indeed go: The bank, Chipotle, the therapist, and bed. — Yes, Chipotle is 25% of the places you’ll go.

Tags: literature

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In this play on the asinine moment when Trump claimed he was a stable genius, we see that he actually meant he was a genius stable, as he houses horses underneath him. — That makes a lot more sense.

Tags: political, horse

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In this pun on different dances, we see a sink tap dancing (tap dancing), a spool of ribbon dancing (ribbon dancing), and two squares dancing (square dancing). — Dances, explained

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In this pun on the song from musical Annie Get Your Gun "Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better," we see the letters U and I competing (in quoting Shakespeare, charming a snake, and filing taxes), and I is doing a lot better than U. — So that's what this song is about!

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