Of course, the way Keith draws his character, the “guns” couldn’t possibly mean “bulging biceps” — but the “drawn” is still the operative pun.
She’s one of the Rainy Day Women #s 12 and 35
Have you any Blagues?
An OY-LOL. All three -less words are real, though fernless doesn’t have any common use beyond “lacking a fern”.
Umm, oy … no comment!
From Andréa.
An Oy-Meta!
Th-th-that’s all folks!
Or isss it??
This is a CIDU:
And this is just a bit of synchronicity:
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Submitted by Bob
Submitted by “Nemo”: Oy for the first panel, LOL for the main panel.
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Submitted by Andréa
I don’t think two “excited to be going back to work” comics really qualifies as synchronicity, but it was interesting that Mr. Baldwin and Ms. Piccolo both decided that this was the day.
(I queued this post to go live at 9am)
Mitch: When my father (Myron Marks) was in law school in the early 1950s, he and a friend named Jerry Engels had a joke that they would form a partnership. A law firm with two left/liberal partners, called “Marks & Engels” would surely be popular in those days!
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Charles: A sad laugh
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Does this make sense outside of New York?
