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john cox:

"We prefer the term "corporeally disavowed".

GarandFan:

Yes indeed, very challenging study. This represents just one of the 43% of California voters who say the economy is improving under Obama. So far we've found no evidences of tumors.

Terwiliger:

GF:

Can't be from any of those California voters--like the rest of Democrats (& about 50% of Republicans as well) theirs' are just withered vestigial tissue.

Kevin[0]:

Well, my tests are complete, Joe. As you can see by my graph, Pete here is not a brain. Rather, he is a jar of pickled testicles that have congealed and attained sentience.

Cowboy:

Ya Right! This brain is certified! His name was...let's see here... Abby Normal from California.

What's the reference?

Kevin[0]:

Young Frankenstein! Awesome, Cowboy. So many great parts to that movie.

The other movie that popped into my head when I saw that jar was a not as funny movie with Steve Martin. Name that movie. :)

john cox:

HEY KEVIN

TMWTB.

Kevin[0]:

w00t! :) Quick draw, mcjohnny!

john cox:

HEY KEVIN

Mr. Haafaarr says "hi".

Happens to one of my favorite Martin movies.

"Oh pointy birds
Pointy, pointy.

Annoint my head
Annointy nointy."

Cowboy:

I don't know and you guys are talking in code? Glad I started something though!

Kevin[0]:

Hehehehe. :) It's pronounced "Hfuhruhurrur".

Cowboy: The Man With Two Brains

Dolores: What are those assholes doing on the porch?

Dr. Hfuhruhurr: Those aren't assholes. Its pronounced "azaleas".

Ed B:

"The pickled eggs weren't selling very well at all, so we're test marketing some alternative products."

snowdog:

"According to the warranty, this brain can:

unravel any riddle
For any individ'le
In trouble or in pain"

Kevin[0]:

Oooo! If I only had that brain. Just think of all the things I could do. It would be wizard.

Terwiliger:

"I know there's a huge untapped need for these in all 3 branches of government, but pragmatically, economics teaches us that there's no demand until the consumer realizes the need & acts on it. Politicians are a cabal of elitist know-nothings, & since the vast majority of voters don't realize that a hoity-toity law degree doesn't say anything about how well a politician understands finance or economics, we have to make possession of these things mandatory in order to ensure effective & restricted republican government. However, since it will take an act of Congress to make it law--basically a case of the police policing themselves--we're screwed unless we can infiltrate SEIU/USWW & sneak a rider into the next bill they draft for Congress. When Congress passes it without reading it--WHAM!!! We have them where we want them."


Yeah, I know it's long--but sometimes necessity dictates stretching out a bit.

Dr. Bob:

This brain is an exact replica of President Obama's. We're researching parts of the brain that cause arrogance and cluelessness. We're hoping for to develop a cure.

After that, we'll duplicate Barney Frank's and see why he talks so funny.

Anonymous:

That is NOT a replica of Obama's brain. That's a gallon jar, for Pete's sake. If you shoved Barry's brain up a gnat's behind it would look like a BB in a box car.

"Curiously, bringing Clark Gable's brain to 'Lady's Night' hasn't increased my interaction with the females in this establishment as much as carrying a part of Roy Roger's horse in my pocket did last week..."

GarandFan:

Says he wants a formaldehyde double on the rocks, no twist. Gives him gas.

Mauser:

Brings new meaning to the term "Jarhead".

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