@Readers- This was an odd cartoon, although I like it. It took me a long time to get the wording how I wanted it, which just goes to show what an expert I am at wasting time.
If there was an award for obscure punchlines (OBSCURE | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary obscure: adjective (NOT CLEAR) not clear and difficult to understand or see...) I'd nominate this one for the award, just ahead of two toddlers casing a bank. Still, it's funny AND free. :)
@Gee M- My policy of giving this nonsense away for free is why I'm able to offer a no-questions-asked money-back guarantee for jokes that leave people baffled.
ReplyDeleteIs this a new twist on Paul Revere's ride?
Boooooo! Hahahaha!
ReplyDeleteA feather in your cap for today's pun.
ReplyDeleteHE must be the Eagles' early warning system.....too late.
ReplyDelete@Readers- This was an odd cartoon, although I like it. It took me a long time to get the wording how I wanted it, which just goes to show what an expert I am at wasting time.
ReplyDelete@Drew458- I see what you did there!
Brave of you to do a cowboys and engines joke, Stilt.
ReplyDeleteDrew458,
ReplyDeleteWhen I was a kid, the way to differentiate between "engines" was "feather" and "dot". Nowadays it's "casino" and "tech support".
LOL! Two if Diesel, One if Gasoline!
ReplyDeleteIf there was an award for obscure punchlines (OBSCURE | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
obscure: adjective (NOT CLEAR) not clear and difficult to understand or see...) I'd nominate this one for the award, just ahead of two toddlers casing a bank.
Still, it's funny AND free. :)
@Gee M- My policy of giving this nonsense away for free is why I'm able to offer a no-questions-asked money-back guarantee for jokes that leave people baffled.
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