Nothing like a dinosaur extinction conspiracy. For long time subscribers, you will recall the ongoing cartoons in this war between Charles Darwin on the theory of evolution and survival of the fittest and the humble dinosaur. But for newbies, here are the reasons for extinction so far.
#1 Darwin tests the dinosaurs by playing go fetch
#2 Darwin explores the impact an exploding volcano on the population of dinosaurs
#3 Darwin takes on the dinosaurs, with his sights set on the lemming too
#5 Darwin teams up with the fat lady because it’s all over when she starts singing
#6 Darwin’s evolution theory is possibly related climate
#7 Darwin and the evil pink aliens
#8 Dinosaurs take to the sky in order to even up the score with Darwin
This month’s Fabulous Friday Freebie is a spot the difference.
And to tempt you, it’s a cartoon which hasn’t been posted yet. So what are you waiting for? Grab the freebie!
For those of you who are devoted lovers of our monthly freebie, you’ll probably remember this cartoon making its debut appearance in Freebie #6 – the door hanger. Why not surprise that special someone by giving them a surprise gift of humour today. Visit the Freebie site and put a smile on their dial.
You may recall an earlier cartoon involving our Evil Pink Aliens and the giant gas planet Jupiter.
Jupiter is the largest gas planet in our solar system. It’s made up of approximately 90% hydrogen and 10% helium, with a sprinkling of methane, water, ammonia and rock dust.
On hearing of Neil Armstrong’s death, I decided to delve a little bit into the life of the first man to walk the moon. I was excited to discover he was an engineer. Shying from the lime light, in a rare interview in 2000 he described himself as
‘I am, and ever will be, a white-socks, pocket-protector, nerdy engineer.’
RIP 5 August 1930 – 25 August 2012
Remember the recent Higgs boson discovery cartoon? This was a follow up cartoon involving our characters of the month – the evil pink aliens.
Have you not entered the August Name the Evil Pink Aliens Competition yet?
Well the good news is that you still have time left, as it closes this Friday.
The bad news (What, there’s bad news? I thought I’d subscribed to a fun-loving cartoon website) is that we’ll be taking a break from the monthly competition for a while. Don’t miss out. Click now.
You may recall a previous cartoon on the Mensa Invitational Word Play Competition, where I drew the new word Hipatitis. Well, it’s taken me that long to come up with another one from this competition – Giraffiti. The cartoon was so obvious, it flashed in my mind as soon as I read it. My dilemma then started when I had to actually find an example of this extreme graffiti at soaring heights. This is the best I could achieve in the end, after weeks of searching (just a casual eye whilst driving the streets of Melbourne – I do have a life you know). It eventually occurred to me, that for a graffiti artist, you simply can’t erect your scaffolding to create your next piece of work, as it would obviously draw unwanted attention.
If you find an example of giraffiti in your city, I would be really grateful if you would share it with me.
