Boise Ed sends this in: “I couldn’t pass up submitting this as an “oy.” It’s right there in the punch line.”
An OY by definition.
(Would Apple TV be an OY by high definition?)
Mitch4 sends this in: “Yes, this pun also tickled my funny bone! (And is even a trifle topical, for the “returning to the office” news theme.)”
A nod to the Winter Olympics:
Lady Poste sends this winner for a Saturday OY!
Mitch4 sends this in: “Not genuinely funny enough for LOL, but it was an “oh yeah, exactly that has happened to me!”. Mine was not a refurb but a brand new vacuum. After a few weeks I thought the cylinder looked full, and while trying to find the “detach to empty” latch I pressed the “open the bottom lid in place” button instead, and had the pile of refuse on my floor.”
Mitch4 sends this in:
And on a similar theme:
Mitch4 sends this in as an “attempted OY – I’m not sure “look after” supports both meanings well. Perhaps “take care of” would be more what the capo would say.”.
A classic:
Today’s education about copyright dates (and, yes, Scott has posted this multiple times before, with slight variations):
Keith Knight blows his chances to become Father of the Year.
Mitch4 sends in this OY:
Mitch4 sends this in: “Nice use of color to convey this Oy.”
Truly Universal Outlet. Building Inspectors HATE this one weird trick!
A few days after I posted this, I saw this posting on Facebook:
Usual John sends this in:
Meanwhile, there a bit more comedy left over from Thanksgiving.
Boise Ed sends this in: “Another good reason to get a smaller turkey next time.”
Boise Ed sends this in: “This strip takes place on a space station. Florence (on the left) is a canine who has been given human-level intelligence. Her human co-worker’s advice is so right!”
Mitch4 sends this in: “Not strictly speaking a pun, but based on verbal ambiguity and misunderstanding.”
One of the copyist errors in the New Testament?
Similarly:
