Mildred has a dry sense of humor.
Some people hate when gum gets stuck in the dryer. Not Rachel.
The COVID-style mosh pit never really caught on.
OMG This isn’t Narnia!
Many great entries here, and a number made me laugh. But there were some that particularly struck me. Two favorites:
Elmer J. Fudd:: “That’s not a looking glass, Alice.”
Knowed Out: “The dangers of static cling.”
But the prize has to go to Running Coach for this one:
Running Coach: “Customers frantically tried to hide as the Snuggle Bear rampaged through the laundromat, leaving stained clothes in it’s wake.”
The absurdity of a cuddly detergent mascot going on a rampage in the laundromat is just so delightfully warped, that I had to give this one top spot.
Well done, Coach. Take it away!
Gladly. You’re all going to be amazed at how this one was done.
Come with me, and you’ll be, in a world of pure imagination.
Harvey’s spirit animal is the majestic moose.
Harold’s dad preferred chalk to purple crayon.
Mr. Riggs has just turned photobombing into an art.
“Allow me to introducing myself. I am Boris Badenov, world’s greatest no-goodnik.”
“Watch out, Bullwinkle! Boris has just showed up out of the blue.”
“Then why is he still in it?”
We must all admit this is such a lifelike representation, but the guy down there looks so fake.
“Have to hand it to John - he couldn’t have found a more appropriate spot for his chute to come undone.”
Poor Bob. Left behind by Mary, Bert, and the kids…again.
Mark had to use lateral thinking to survive that wolf encounter.
Unbeknownst to the artist, this would be the day the Bundys would occupy the wildlife preserve and stockpile for Armageddon.
Uncle Jeff never really gave up on his dream of being abducted by aliens.
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