
Not the gag itself; but is there some significance to the fact that the customer is drawn in a normal manner, while the butcher’s face looks like the work of a 6-year-old with a crayon?

Not the gag itself; but is there some significance to the fact that the customer is drawn in a normal manner, while the butcher’s face looks like the work of a 6-year-old with a crayon?

(This is from this week’s New Yorker, so presumably references the current sorry state of the world)






Bonus cartoon in honor of my nephew, Camden Bickel, whose graduation ceremony from Northeastern University was supposed to have taken place today.
And in honor of all the other students around the world who did the work, achieved the achievements, but didn’t get the ceremony.

Submitted by Corona Cat


Charles: A sad laugh

Submitted by Janice


