A couple with long setups.


A pun so bad, I had to include it.



A Geezer Alert? I can’t remember the last time I’ve seen a scale like this one. If you have, do they still use pennies?
A couple with long setups.


A pun so bad, I had to include it.



A Geezer Alert? I can’t remember the last time I’ve seen a scale like this one. If you have, do they still use pennies?
Whipped potatoes.


This one is somewhere between and OY and a CIDU for me.



Just don’t stick me with the bar bill.

Mitch4 send in this groaner:



Mitch4 sends this in:



And one more that seems to involve a gnome … or something:


Mitch4 writes: “Oh, am I really sending in a “Family Circus”?! But never before have I heard BALLET PARKING and it’s too good to ignore. Imagine the choreography practices!”
Mitch4 also send this one in:

and this one: so Mitch4 earns our OY Badge of the Day!

Kedamono gives this an OY and a Eww:




But helping the rich pays so much better than helping the poor!

Thanks to Mitch4 for this one:

Mitch4 sends in this OY:


Octarine would be the color of magic — but from a different fantasy author.

Prem Pahlajrai sends this in.

I was often half asleep in English class, so semi-comatose.



Thanks for Mitch4 for sending this in.










Mitch4 sends this in: “Nice job, the pun is two words onto one.”



The cage bottom is lined with the newspaper.



Not really an OY, but a wordplay. It reminds me of words that seem like they should have an opposite, but don’t.
You can be disgruntled, but not gruntled, for example.
Or convoluted, but not voluted;
disgusted but not gusted;
disturbed but not turbed;
preposterous but not postpreterous.
