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66 This or That Pun Cartoons

Comparison may be the thief of joy, but it is also the subject of these cartoons.

In this comparison cartoon, we see a basketball roster- a team of players ready to compete in their sport - next to a basketball rooster, which is, of course, a rooster who plays basketball.
Inspired by a simpler time when I consistently misread “roster” as “rooster”(and dedicated to my favorite b-ball team of all time, the D3 Chicago women’s team from the ‘06-‘07 season) #🐓
In this comparison cartoon, we see the goose that laid the golden egg from Jack and the Beanstalk looking very content, next to the goose that passed the golden kidney stone, who looks quite disturbed.
I feel like excreting a metal isn’t ever a great thing.
In this comparison cartoon, we see a dog panting next to a dog wearing pants.
One is a sign of healthy canine functioning, the other is a waste of denim.
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.
In this comparison cartoon, we see an angler fish, one of the ocean's most frightening creatures, next to a trianglar fish, which is a pointier and less scary version.
Marine biology, explained
In this comparison cartoon, we see a thief conducting a jewel heist next to a thief conducting a drool heist, where he harvests dog drool from a panting poodle.
Both dangerous endeavors
In this comparison cartoon, we see three boxers, a dog boxer, a boxer athlete person, and boxer underwear.
I would only get in a ring with one of these.
In this comparison cartoon, we see a ballot box next to a ballet box, which is a box that is also a ballet dancer.
Don’t accidentally put your vote in the ballet box!
 In this comparison cartoon, we see a protractor next to an amaeteur-tractor, which unlike a protractor, is not a pro, and has a lot of angle approximations. Not something you'd want during a math test.
Measuring implements, explained.
In this comparison cartoon, we see a genie offering to grant any wish, next to a gene-y (which is just a strand of magical DNA) which says, "If your wish is for male-pattern baldness or kidney stones, I've got you covered!"
Be careful what you wish for.