Cats in glass bowls are like living works of art. They’re the perfect combination of grace and clumsiness, as they contort their bodies to fit into the most peculiar positions. You can’t help but admire their flexibility and determination to make the bowl their temporary throne. Scroll down to see the funniest examples!
Are you tired of people telling you to be nice all the time? Do you want to let the world know that you’re not afraid to speak your mind, even if it means being a bit of a bitch sometimes? Well, we’ve got just the accessory for you! The “Be Kind… Of a Bitch” necklace is perfect for those who know how to walk the fine line between kindness and bitchiness.
Remember Jim Benton? We already featured his single-panel comics in Part 1 and Part 2. He’s an award-winning author and artist, a TV and film producer, a joke writer, screenwriter, and has sold millions of copies of his books. He’s famous for making funny and quirky art, including comics loved by thousands of people on his social media profiles. He’s really good at creating relatable characters that people understand and find funny. Here we have collected some of our favorite multi-panel comics, but you can order Jim’s books on Amazon for more.
Google advises users to smoke during pregnancy, cook with glue and eat rocks. Yes, that’s right. Recently Google underwent a significant change, putting “AI Overviews” (AI-powered answers) above the actual search results for many queries. While this isn’t good for publishers who rely on people clicking through to their sites in order to stay in business, it’s even worse news for users, because they are served with a hot steaming plate of total bullshit. Scroll down to see the funniest examples of what happens when Google starts eating glue! Collected by @JeremiahDJohns
“War And Peas” is a hilarious comics series made by Elizabeth Pich. Her comics often deal with unfulfilled desires and the tragedy of the modern human condition, featuring such characters as sassy robots, woeful ghosts, and highly-skilled dogs. The stories concentrate on observations of everyday life, with a pinch of dark humour, often leading to a trenchant plot twist – and all in a four-panel-format. If you wish to support her work and enjoy this kind of humor, you can get Elizabeth’s book on Amazon. It’s called “War And Peas: Funny Comics For Dirty Lovers” and it’s brilliant. P.S. Did you see what we did here? The Part 1 was written as if Jonathan Kunz made all comics all by himself. This post is written as if Elizabeth Pich made all comics all by herself. “War And Peas” is actually a teamwork of them both.
“War And Peas” is a hilarious comics series made by Jonathan Kunz. His comics often deal with unfulfilled desires and the tragedy of the modern human condition, featuring such characters as sassy robots, woeful ghosts, and highly-skilled dogs. The stories concentrate on observations of everyday life, with a pinch of dark humour, often leading to a trenchant plot twist – and all in a four-panel-format. If you wish to support his work and enjoy this kind of humor, you can get Jonathan’s book on Amazon. It’s called “War And Peas: Funny Comics For Dirty Lovers” and it’s brilliant.
It’s so great that we got rid of plastic straws, because now that the planet is saved, we can package products in the most pointless and absurd ways. These wasteful attempts range from baffling and infuriating to downright hilarious. Scroll down to see for yourself!
There’s a saying that if you let a monkey write random stuff, eventually it will write Shakespeare’s Hamlet. If you transfer the analogy to photography, it would be something like this: if you see tons of random stuff, you’ll eventually see something that might look intentional, sublime, and even brilliant. While most photographers rely on perfect planning of their shots, Edas Wong just trust his luck and instinct. He roams the streets and tries to find something that might catch his eye. Scroll down to see some of the best examples!
The soul-crushing, dream-deferring, endless coffee-consuming rollercoaster ride known as the corporate grind. It sucks harder than a malfunctioning Roomba in a dust storm. Scroll down to see some of the best comics by @WorkChronicles Instagram account and have laugh through tears!
Growing something nutritious and delicious is very rewarding. Tomatoes, peppers, apples… Everything just tastes better than fruits and vegetables from the store. However, the reality of what you harvest does not always meet the expectations. When it happens, it might end up on r/MightyHarvest subreddit. Scroll down to see the funniest examples!
The @ClassicalSarcasm Instagram account combines, you guessed it, classical art and sarcastic humor. These two things weirdly complement each other and result in many funny memes that perfectly capture the modern human condition. Scroll down to see the best examples!
Ah, the corporate world – the place where dream go to die. A thrilling jungle where suits roam free, jargon is the native tongue, and the coffee is as cold as your boss’s heart. A horrible place where every day is a fresh new nightmare, and yet somehow, millions of us keep coming back for more. All that is perfectly captured in @WorkChronicles Instagram account. Scroll down to see some of the best examples!
Digital content creator Varkey makes funny art mashups and collages which connect classical artworks and modern life. He started classical art memes journey during the Covid-19 lockdowns and has found success on Instagram where he shares his works. He has accumulated thousands of followers from around the world. Scroll down to see some of our favorites!
Dave Coverly is the creator of the cartoon panel “Speed Bump”, which runs internationally in hundreds of newspapers and websites. If you like this selection of some of his best cartoons and wish to see more, check out Part 1 and get his book Speed Bump: A 25th Anniversary Collection on Amazon! It’s a brilliant compilation of 25 years of ideas, 25 years of drawings, and 25 years of coffee. Man, that’s a lot of coffee…
Waylon Bacon is a cartoonist and filmmaker initially hailing from the Bay Area, but currently residing in Portland, Oregon. Featured in this post are the funniest examples of “Frownland” – a webcomic he drew from 2015 – 2021, which took a humorous look some of life’s lesser moments, be it customer service, balding, or self loathing. Warning: some of these cartoons are a bit dark. Scroll down on your own risk!
