



It could pass for simply an innocent pun — that’s a screwdriver so it’s driving for the two screws. But doesn’t something foreboding come thru anyway?







It could pass for simply an innocent pun — that’s a screwdriver so it’s driving for the two screws. But doesn’t something foreboding come thru anyway?




Phew, a lot of work to get there!


Indeed, they are said to have a high turnover.
But Day by Dave wasn’t done with punning for the week yet.



Mary Ellen sent this one in. Why backpacking alpacas? Why does everyone look so miserable? And why are the men in what looks like monks’ robes while the alpacas are using folding maps and modern looking backpacks?
It’s somewhere between an OY (wordplay on alpacah and backpackah) and a CIDU.
Missed this first time around, but picked it up from Wayno’s blog weekly review.







Not truly a pun, but still word-centered humor.

Somehow I passed by this panel several times before understanding the simple parallelism of the two signs.

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Sad self-imaging.


I mistook those candles in the background for cat-hair rollers!

And the pun factor is: how about some gin or vodka?


I’m a little dubious how “went on the wagon” works out here. But let it be noted, there are probably several cities with drinking establishments called Crow-Bar or Cro-Bar.




Okay, but … do people still use the term “operating theater”?

This cartoon was already discussed on The Comics Curmudgeon, but we can certainly take a moment to … admire … it here also.


Sorry to say our neighborhood Office Despot has closed. They were good for emergency computer cables.



The NUFFNI-DON is close enough to NUFFIN-DOIN to work as an utterance.




As always — but it needs saying explicitly again now and then — we like to think of this as a reader-participation site, and not just for your invaluable (or anyhow amusing) comments, but for suggestions of comics to run and discuss.
Please share your specific suggestions of panels or strips, in CIDU, LOL, and OY categories, either by direct email to

(that’s “CIDU dot Submissions” at gmail dot com) or by using the handy-dandy Suggest A CIDU form page!
The Sunday Punnies! (Um, on a following Saturday here.)

Is this one trying to say ”The Divine Comedy”? (Accidental reprinting)


