Ellis Rosen is a talented guy who creates single-panel comics in the iconic style of The New Yorker cartoons. He is also an author of Send Help! and Dink! books. Featured below are our favorites.
Ellis Rosen is a talented guy who creates single-panel comics in the iconic style of The New Yorker cartoons. He is also an author of Send Help! and Dink! books. Featured below are our favorites.
Are you going to use the same old boring wrapping paper to wrap Christmas presents this year? Well, there’s a better solution! Prank-O is a company that creates hilarious prank gift boxes. The products themselves are not real, these are just empty gag boxes. But imagine your family reaction when they were hoping to get the latest iPhone for Christmas but receive an Roto Wipe Butt Cleaner Wheel or Spit & Slide Game instead – priceless! Some of these boxes are available on Amazon, but the full collection can be found only on Prank-O website.
Scott Hilburn is a talented cartoonists with decades of experience. His works have been published in various major newspapers and he has published several books. Scroll down to check some of the funniest examples of Scott’s cartoons!
Dave Blazek is a cartoonist with decades of experience. He has won multiple awards and his work has appeared in newspapers such as The Washington Post and The Philadelphia Inquirer. He has also published many books with collections of his cartoons, such as Quirky Rectangles of Mirth and Loose Upon The World. Scroll down to check out some of the funniest examples!
If you are confused how to be inclusive, understanding and loving part of the society, social justice kittens are here to help. Just keep an open mind and really listen what they have to say. Also you can help them spread their message by ordering a calendar on Amazon. Your money would be spent to make the world a better place!
Kids are so selfish, all they think about is themselves. Why have two victims when you can have just one? Dad can have many more children in future to replace this whiny little crybaby.
Why the hell recruiters think we are looking for a job? Because we love making PowerPoint presentations and have a powerful urge to create Excel sheets?