Mitch4 sends this in: “I don’t understand how the artist intends for this Low Rider character to stand in for the one-percent population. (If that’s even what this is about.)”

Mitch4 sends this in: “I don’t understand how the artist intends for this Low Rider character to stand in for the one-percent population. (If that’s even what this is about.)”


Prem sends this in: “Who’s the invisible helper? What’s the joke beyond Jake eating instead of doing his job?”

Ian C sends this in: “I’ve Googled “the Admiral’s dog” but found nothing that would make this funny.”

chemgal writes: “All I can think of is Waiting for Godot? Does that even make sense?”
Bonus text is:


Ian C sends:

Comments include the inevitable jokes about “military intelligence” and the amount of money spent on this research, but offer no clue as to why it might actually be funny.

Leaving aside the issue of putting legs on a calculator and phone, what’s the joke?
From billr:

It’s obviously Tax Season (in the US), but I don’t see any joke here. All I can think of is, “floating a balloon” as a financial thing, but aside from that, nothing.
All I get from my accountant is a piece of chocolate (and a bill)!

Mitch4 sends this in: “Seems like the fertility clinic has already done their job, only too well — and the sister ought to be staying out of that place, not going back!”
(intended for Thursday 3/19 but accidentally posted now. So I’m getting ahead of myself.)
