Thanks to Darren, who says ‘Okay, I get the apple/forbidden fruit appearing in a grocery store. But is the spelling on the sign significant or a typo? Something to do with “eden” somehow?’.
Yes, trying for a full anagram is tempting!
(Note however that artist Eric Scott has a comment on GoComics suggesting it is just typo. But could he be still joking at another level?)
On the Internet, nobody knows…
Chemgal contributes this matched pair:
Nice to see that they can keep coming up with good new variations!
Suggested by a reader who noticed something immediately after pressing Send on our handy-dandy Suggest-A-Cidu form, and thereupon wanted to retract! But we didn’t think that spelling solves all the mystery in this panel! What is that pet, how did it happen, are there more like it ..?
An Argyle Sweater from maggiethecartoonist
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Brilliant!
The lion is the king of beasts, And husband of the lioness. Gazelles and things on which he feasts Address him as your highoness.
–Ogden Nash Poems to Carnival of the Animals
Y’know how sometimes when Cornered has a Sunday duplex strip (or higher multiple!), and just one of them hits the funny bone just right? And then CIDU is stuck trying to clip or trim to get that one panel? But this time it’s a case of “Why not both?” Two LOLs for the price of one!
And if we’re still in the Weekend of Remembering nineties/oughties Songs, here is one suggested by that comic:
Thanks to Darren for suggesting this cartoon, which we might consider a CIDU or else an OY.
A good addition to the tradition of ursine puns.
(I had to convince auto-complete not to write “urine”.)
Main picture in an email from the ASPCA with subject Horses Seeking Stable Homes:
Hit me again, dealer!
Oy-Ewww
Just in case anyone here had some doubt, “Himalayan” is indeed a recognized breed of cat. My mother had a cat named Hillary, and some people thought that name was in honor of a prominent American politician; but in fact he was a Himalayan cat, and named for Sir Edmund Hillary. Here is a picture of the breed:
Not really an OY, but then tax filings aren’t due until Tuesday, April 18.
P.S. This Bizarro was discussed in some detail on the Arnold Zwicky blog.
I don’t know, wouldn’t it have been simpler and just as effective to go with the standard “minstrel” spelling?
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