What do you get when you cross a joke with a rhetorical question?

The calendar says it’s February, but it’s May outside. I took the day off, and in a little while I’m going to go out and enjoy the weather. While I’m out, here’s some miscellaneous nonsense for you. As usual, I forget where I found most of these.

The more Pope Frankie flaps his mouth, the more I miss Bennie and J.P.

Transporter before

Transporter after

Boom

There’s much more here.

Tunnel visionary

I shall continue to use "photoshop" as a verb. If it annoys Adobe, good.
I shall continue to use “photoshop” as a verb. If it annoys Adobe, good.
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Worse than drugs

N.C. Wyeth for Coca-Cola

WWJD

One thought on “What do you get when you cross a joke with a rhetorical question?”

  1. Socially Awkward Penguin would answer your post title by saying, “You would get Philosoraptor if you crossed a joke with a rhetorical question.”

    (As far as I can tell, there is no “Overly Literal Minded” advice animal. There probably needs to be.)

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