This joke is wheely tiresome.

Here’s our Oy-Ewwwww!


This joke is wheely tiresome.
Here’s our Oy-Ewwwww!
So in this world, all and everything has wavy lines for edges and surfaces? But this hero inventor has another idea ….
Is such a world even possible?
Could there be a world in which, whenever you put two things down, then another two, there always naturally turned out to be five of them there?
This comic is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to websites living or dead is purely coincidental.
Thanks to DollarBill, who sends this in as a “chuckle on a variation.”
I can see they are unhappy animals huddled under a tree, but what’s the joke? What’s special about this tree, that it was left? Why are there domestic animal in there (a cow, a sheep) that wouldn’t be in a forest anyway?
Another stump theme. This one’s not a CIDU; It might be titled “Pinocchio, the Final Cut”
Perhaps over-familiar as a mental-health joke, but enough original twist to make it funny.
And if the answer is “leash”, how ironic that the comic strip is “Free Range”.
Philip contributes this one, asking “Huh? Is this something people worry about?” –
Both from Andréa.
(The pun isn’t always on a word that appears in the caption or dialog.)
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Both from Andréa.
A Halloween left-behind LOL.
If only!
In case you didn’t know, the “Nick and Zuzu” comic panels run as accompaniment to an advice column by Carolyn Hax. Sometimes they really depend on the writing and are totally CIDU without it. Other times, the comic is quite independent of the column which sparked it; and that is the case here. And the cartoons appear elsewhere, where the column is not available or even mentioned, such as GoComics.
But in case you are interested: https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/advice/carolyn-hax-how-to-tell-dad-that-you-want-to-dispense-with-the-unpleasantries/2020/11/05/f85f3d90-1578-11eb-bc10-40b25382f1be_story.html
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