Lonnie Easterling has been creating funny single-panel comics since 2008 and is still going strong. When he was a baby, his grandfather nicknamed him “Spud”, that’s why his site is called SpudToons.com and you definitely should check it out for full archive of Lonnie’s cartoons. Meanwhile scroll down to see our favorites!
Middle finger chicken arms is a brilliant, game-changing invention that gives your chickens hilarious – and often quite muscled – 3D printed human arms. Giving a whole new definition to the phrase “flipping the bird”, this thing can make your chicken look like they’ve been working out and they’re also totally sick of your shit. They are 3D printed with PLA plastic, a material that’s known for being both lightweight and durable, and also quite flexible, so you can place it on small chickens and large chickens alike (and other birds). If this is something you see your pet chicken enjoying, you can order these arms on Amazon or Etsy. Scroll down to see the funniest examples!
What’s boy math? It’s something that only makes sense if you’re a man. For example: “being afraid of gold diggers when you only have 3 pairs of socks to your name”, or “only replying to 2/5 messages you sent them“, or “wanting a traditional woman who pays bills”. If you’re a woman, it’s important to understand boy math so you can understand men a little better. If you’re a man, this post will be very relatable. Scroll down to see the funniest examples!
What’s girl math? It’s something that only makes sense if you’re a woman. For example: “calories don’t count when you’re on your period”, or “not paying the $15 for shipping instead spending another $30 to get the free shipping“, or “packing a minimum of 14 pairs of underwear for a 7 day trip”. If you’re a man, it’s important to understand girl math so you can understand women a little better. If you’re a woman, this post will be very relatable. Scroll down to see the funniest examples!
Some cats are graceful and majestic. Others… well… not so much. This cat sitting gallery proves that our poor furry friends sometimes have no idea how hilariously bad they look. Cats are actually sitting like humans as a way to cool themselves down. When sitting in this weird and unusual position, your cat’s stomach is facing upwards and outwards, therefore the heat can easily escape the body. However, in most other positions, their belly will either be pressed against the floor or tucked behind their legs – that way they just keep getting hotter. Now that you know this info, please scroll down and have a laugh.
While some cats are only silently judging your poor life decisions, others openly show their hatred and contempt for annoying humans. 2024 Pissed-Off Cats Calendar lets you spend the next year looking at cats that want to murder you in your sleep. In addition to hilariously pissed off cat pics, it comes with all major holidays, plus 300+ fun official occasions like: National Dress Up Your Pet Day (Jan. 14), National Pizza Day (Feb. 9), National Hug Your Cat Day (Jun. 4), and many more.
We lied in the title. These cartoons are actually not funny, they’re terrifying. There are three people working on the series. Luke Kingma (concept, copy, art direction), Lou Patrick Mackay (illustration), and Jacob Banas (social media). The result of their team effort can be seen on the Instagram account @FuturismCartoons where you can check out their vision of the everyday life of tomorrow. You can also get a printed book on Amazon which is kinda ironic because they’re making fun of Amazon and Jeff Bezos in their cartoons. Anyways… please scroll down to check out our favorites!
Amy Kurzweil is an award-winning cartoonist and book author. It’s easy to understand why she has been so successful when you see her funny takes on absurdities of modern life and clever sense of humor. Scroll down to see our selection of her funniest single-panel comics!
Although people say that listening to other private conversations is impolite, there’s so much small talk happening in public that sometimes they just can’t help it. Scroll down to see the funniest examples of people who shared overheard conversations they heard with no context whatsoever! Whether someone’s at the grocery store, playground, or museum, these interactions are equal parts weird and hilarious.
Liz Climo is an American cartoonist, animator and children’s book author. She is best known for her web comics, which she posts regularly to her site. Liz Climo’s lighthearted comedy style and minimalistic comics capture the funny and cute moments we all imagine various animals have together when humans are not looking. In this gallery we have compiled her best Halloween comics.
Ian Boothby is an award winning writer known for his work as the lead writer on The Simpsons and Futurama. He also creates cartoons for The New Yorker and MAD Magazine. Scroll down to see some of his funniest single-panel comics and check out his books on Amazon for more!
Jake Thompson is a brilliant comic artist that has thousands of followers on social media, and it’s easy to understand why when you see his absurdist and dark sense of humor. Scroll down to see some of the best examples and don’t forget to check out Jake’s book on Amazon!
These people didn’t miss the last opportunity to entertain those who will drop by for a visit after their death. Scroll down to see our top picks for funny gravestones and let us know in the comments what would you write on your own gravestone!
Watching a cat through a pixelated glass door shouldn’t be funny, but for some reason, these photos are hilarious. Some of you probably remember the old days of gaming when 8-bit graphics were all the rage. These cats look like they just stepped out of an old video game. What better way to immerse yourself into retro gaming nostalgia than looking at pixelated cats?
Photographer Freddy Fabris had always wanted to pay homage to the Renaissance masters with his photos in some way, but he wasn’t sure how until he stumbled upon an auto-mechanic shop in the Midwest. In his own words: “Translating painting into portrait photography was a challenge I looked forward to. I wanted to respect the look and feel of the original oil paintings, but needed to come up with a conceptual photo idea that would create a new layer to the original”. This led to a brilliant series of funny portraits with auto mechanics that you can see here.
