
Ape Cartoon 1537: A dopey looking chimpanzee at a zoo has a sign, “A Good, But Not a Great Ape.”
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Sweepstakes Cartoon 1571: A woman’s mail has an envelope that says, “You are already a loser.”
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Handwriting Cartoon 2059: The shingle outside a doctor’s office is illegible scrawl saying, “Dr. scribble specializing in scribble.”

Violin Cartoon 2178: A huge musical note falls on the head of a violinist.

Pacemaker Cartoon 2209: A guru on top of a mountain says to someone, “I owe it all to my pacemaker.”

Mascara Cartoon 2952: A one eyed woman Cyclops at a bar says, “On the plus side, I use half as much mascara as most women.”

Chicken Cartoon 9484: A chicken driving a convertible. “You can take the chicken out of the city, but you can’t take the city out of the chicken.”

Metric Cartoon 9490: A cowboy looks a store with a “Sale on 38 Liter Hats.”

Doctor Cartoon 9491: A doctor on a desert island asks a man in the ocean, “Do you have an appointment?”

Prison Cartoon 9493: A woman says to a man in prison, “The Ficus Benjamina keeps asking where you are, and I’m tired of lying.”
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