Atrocious puns, illustrated
Taxonomically Unbound – Taxognomically Unbound
And if you give said tinkerer a cute nickname, have you bestowed upon them a cognomen?
Queer and Trans Comics by Dylan Edwards
Atrocious puns, illustrated
And if you give said tinkerer a cute nickname, have you bestowed upon them a cognomen?
I could write puns for a general audience, or I could write puns for the Venn diagram of people who are both beer nerds and neuroanatomy nerds. Guess which path I have chosen.
I didn’t actually know what a myna bird looked like, and despite the fact that I’m not trying to lean into any kind of accuracy with these comics, I was still compelled to look them up. None of these birds look all that much like a myna. I had a vague memory of a puppet myna from a Monty Python skit, which I also looked up, and the puppet myna does not particularly resemble the IRL birb either. So. Good thing this comic isn’t bound by bird taxonomy.
If you’re about to point out that a lemon is not technically a vegetable, I will remind you that nothing is *technically* a vegetable. Vegetables are, you might say … unbound by taxonomy
A dynamic that is not to be sneezed at!
Perhaps the ghost minerals are to be found in cadaverns?
This is one of those puns that may well appeal to only a small slice of folks, but obviously playing to the masses here would miss the point.
Beware the undeadlines!
Casein point!
Contains no actual images of spiders, should you be arachnophobic