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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

Tags: dancing

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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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In this pun on the meaning of "pumpkin patch," we see a tough guy biker wearing a leather jacket covered in hard-core patches (like skulls) - but one of the patches is a pumpkin.
Even tough guys like to get in the fall spirit.

Tags: halloween

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In this comparison cartoon, we see a person with botox next to a boat with an ox in it.
Both unnatural phenomena

Tags: this or that, cow

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In this pun on Thomas the Tank Engine, we see Thomas the jank engine, a train that embraces all things janky.
Just as a note, I embrace and celebrate all things janky, up to and including the cultural phenomenon that is Honey Boo Boo.

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In this pun on pig latin, two toga-clad pigs speak Latin.
This Thanksgiving (and every other day), I am thankful the English language does not have declensions. [NB: The speech bubble is supposed to say, "I think, therefore I am a pig."]

Tags: animals, pig, mythology

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In this pun on the breadwinner (person who makes the money in the family), we see the bread winner, which is a slice of bread with a first place medal standing triumphantly on a winners pedestal.
No, I don’t want to know who makes the money in your family. I want to know if sourdough or rye would win in a fencing competition.

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