While some people might hide behind super smart book covers, pretending to read them to look highly educated, nobody pretends to read books to make themselves look weird or creepy. Nobody but comedian Scott Rogowsky that is. Not only that, but he did it on the New York subway, one of the busiest subway systems in the world. In full view of other passengers.
Demetri Martin is an American comedian, cartoonist, actor, writer, and musician known for his unique style of deadpan stand-up comedy that often incorporates drawings, music, and wordplay. He first gained national attention in the early 2000s as a writer for “Late Night with Conan O’Brien” and as a contributor to “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.” He also had his own television series “Important Things with Demetri Martin”. He also has published several books featuring his cartoons that you can get on Amazon.
Selling an item online that you no longer need might seem like a mundane part of life, but that’s not particularly true when it comes to mirrors. It turns out that taking a picture of a reflective object without capturing a funny reflection is nearly impossible. Did you know that there is an online community /r/MirrorsForSale that enjoys looking at people who are trying to sell their mirrors? Who would have thought that it is so much fun? We have collected a list of some of the best (un)intentional accidents, so scroll down and have a laugh!
Sarah Morrissette is an illustrator from California, based in Vienna. Her cartoons have appeared in Air Mail, Weekly Humorist, Woman’s World and others. She also has weekly cartoons in the Anderson Valley Advertiser, a northern California newspaper. Prints of her cartoons can be found on CartoonStock. Feel free to get in touch with Sarah if you’re interested in originals. Meanwhile scroll down to check out our favorites!
Henry James Garrett has written and cartooned for The New York Times, Buzzfeed, BBC, and others. His debut illustrated, non-fiction book, This Book Will Make You Kinder: An Empathy Handbook, is a distinctly Henry mix of ethics, politics, anthropomorphic animal drawings, sincerity and humour, all directed – as all his work is – at making humans kinder to one another. Scroll down to check out some of the funniest examples of his work!
If you have never been in France, you can still experience an average day there with the power of artificial intelligence. We got in contact with our contact in France and he confirmed that this gallery is very close to the actual reality, “As a fellow French citizen, I confirm that every morning I wake up next to my wonderful wife, I smoke a cigarette, drink a coffee along with some wine and cheese. I love animals, my pets are my best friends. I got a French bulldog as well as a meowing Snail named Gary.”
In a shocking reversal of his most famous accomplishment, O.J. Simpson has died. Here are some reactions and memes about that. If you are one of those people who sees this kind of dark humor as a chance to climb up on your highest of horses, enjoy your protection of a guy who definitely stalked and abused his wife, even if his role in her murder is, in a legal sense, inconclusive.
America and Europe share many similarities in culture. That being said, there are some glaring differences that are fun to point out. The broad generalization is that Europeans have refined cultural tastes, whereas Americans are a bit more brash and believe that bigger is always better. That’s where “American mind can’t comprehend” meme originates, which is basically Europeans pointing out things that would confuse the hell out of Americans. Scroll down to see the funniest examples and don’t forget to also check out the opposite meme about things that European minds can’t comprehend.
America and Europe share many similarities in culture. That being said, there are some glaring differences that are fun to point out. The broad generalization is that Europeans have refined cultural tastes, whereas Americans are a bit more brash and believe that bigger is always better. That’s where “European mind can’t comprehend” meme originates, which is basically Americans pointing out things that would confuse the hell out of Europeans. Scroll down to see the funniest examples!
Have you ever wondered how artificial intelligence sees a typical Friday night at KFC? In a world where AI can analyze and dissect a huge array of data, we became curious to discover how AI sees stereotypical KFC visitors and employees. Apparently AI thinks that many KFC visitors actually get into fistfights or drive their car directly into the place… Scroll down and prepare to be surprised, entertained, and amused! And try to not get offended, if you’re a regular KFC visitor yourself!
Lingvistov is a brand founded by Russian artist Landysh Akhmetzyanova, who is known for her funny and relatable pet comics. She started Lingvistov in 2012 as a platform to share her quirky and charming drawings and is still going strong. Scroll down to check out our favorites!
Nathan W. Pyle is the New York Times bestselling author and a former staff writer and illustrator for BuzzFeed. He is based in New York City but travels the country speaking about creativity and storytelling. He also creates brilliant four-panel comics that we have put together in this gallery and in Part 1. Scroll down to check out some of the funniest examples!
Welcome to the strange realm of Barcelona’s shuttered buildings, where forgotten walls are transformed into funny and frightening works of art by artist David Lozano. Using spray cans as his instruments, Lozano gives figures like Homer Simpson and SpongeBob a new life and transforms them into terrifying, captivating works of art. Scroll down to explore his brilliant graffiti art for yourself!
Spanish artist Nacho Diaz enjoys putting everyday things into bizarre situations, perfectly creating humorous double entendres. He has been creating illustrations since 2009 and still going strong and recently released a book that you can get on Amazon. The book is in Spanish, but it doesn’t matter much, because characters in his comics rarely speak. Meanwhile, scroll down to check out some of his best cartoons!
Nathan W. Pyle is the New York Times bestselling author and a former staff writer and illustrator for BuzzFeed. He is based in New York City but travels the country speaking about creativity and storytelling. He also creates brilliant four-panel comics that we have put together in this gallery. Scroll down to check them out!
