Y’all convinced me: I’ll keep Friday Funnies going. Meanwhile, if you find a piece of art or reference to antiquity that you can desecrate…er, I mean, make funny, please feel free to submit it and I’ll post it.
Unknown detail of the Exodus story: right before Moses
turned his staff into a snake, he turned into a cat. Consequently, he
grew bored and walked away, forcing him to come back again the next day.
Alternate caption:
Another little known fact: after eating Laocoon and his sons, the serpent went after his daughters.
(This will make no sense unless you’re an Iliad fan, sorry.)
Even ancient gods liked their Prada purses.
Elizabeth O. Dulemba says
I didn’t realize Prada had been around that long!
🙂
Robyn Hood Black says
It goes so nicely with the beak and feathers….
Patricia Cruzan says
I wonder where that character bought the purse. LOL. The cartoon is hilarious.
Vipsania Agrippina says
First piccy: “Did you not hear me screaming my ‘safe word’?”
Vicky Alvear Shecter says
@e, I know–I guess the design house is pretty, erm, “ancient.”
@Robyn, yes I do believe the smallness of the purse balances the hugeness of its beak! 😉
Vicky Alvear Shecter says
@Patricia, I was wondering the same thing!
@Vipsania, LOL. I have the feeling the safe word is not “cheese.” 😉
H Niyazi says
Great job Vicky! I am pleased you have chosen to resume the funnies.
I like the Moses cat. The Exodus definitely would have panned out differently had it been led by a feline: the parted waters would have given ample access to fish treats from the sea bed.
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Cathy C. Hall says
Well, you gotta be a God to afford Prada. 😉
Vicky Alvear Shecter says
@H, thanks! I like Moses cat too.
@Cathy, so true! I can’t even pronounce “Prada” w/out feeling like a I gotta write a check!