Todays Cartoon

[countrygirl12]

Does anyone know what this means?

Where it says do you believe in God?
And the other guy says "yes up to isomorphism"

This does not make sense.  And don't insult me saying I have to know what isomorphis means. I googled it and it still does not make any sense at all.  It kind of sounds sacrilegious to me.

[NRAJOE]

Some of those cartoons are weird....yesterday had the baby crawling in the desert say wa wa, wa wa....strange...

[alice44]

Where are you seeing these cartoons???

[debidoo]

Most of his cartoons are extremely weird and to be honest I find very few of them amusing. I didn't see the one for today because I am not even close to earning the 15 cent but sounds bizarre.

[UGetPaid]

Some of those cartoons are weird....yesterday had the baby crawling in the desert say wa wa, wa wa....strange...

It wasn't long after I saw this one a year or more ago (and another one that I considered offensive, but can no longer remember the content) that I just stopped clicking on the daily cartoons. It was only a click on my way toward the daily PTC anyway.

[linderlizzie]

Does anyone know what this means?

Where it says do you believe in God?
And the other guy says "yes up to isomorphism"

This does not make sense.  And don't insult me saying I have to know what isomorphis means. I googled it and it still does not make any sense at all.  It kind of sounds sacrilegious to me.

I looked up the word also. I was more confused after I saw the definition than before I checked. 

It does seem to apply to higher mathematics, for whatever that's worth.

[linderlizzie]

Does anyone know what this means?

Where it says do you believe in God?
And the other guy says "yes up to isomorphism"

This does not make sense.  And don't insult me saying I have to know what isomorphis means. I googled it and it still does not make any sense at all.  It kind of sounds sacrilegious to me.

BTW, I checked the spelling you had of sacrilegious and you had it right. So, you are no dummy, cuz why is it "religious" and then "sacrilegious"? The "i" and the "e" trade places inside the word. Did you have to look up the word and, if so, did you notice that?

[betlynjua]

I was at a friend's house today helping with a little cleaning.  From her newspaper, she clipped 3 cartoons from the comic section.  All 3 were clean, funny and understandable.  We both enjoyed the fun humor and had a good laugh.  It's a shame that the ptc comic page can't be more like that more often. 

[BATISTAGIRL663]

Some of the cartoons are really funny-and some really dumb I am there for a while I had the same cartoon every day for like three months now the cartoons fixed and the lottery is messed up

[lightningclix]

I love the cartoons, my Dad and I always read them in the newspaper every single day and he'd laugh his brains out! LOL  So seeing these brings special memories and a smile to my face!

[Yukichan77]

I never look at the cartoons. I used to occasionally but then I realized they're usually pretty weird.

[bremer51]

Dan and I have a different sense of humor.

[1imaginarygirl]

Does anyone know what this means?

Where it says do you believe in God?
And the other guy says "yes up to isomorphism"

This does not make sense.  And don't insult me saying I have to know what isomorphis means. I googled it and it still does not make any sense at all.  It kind of sounds sacrilegious to me.

BTW, I checked the spelling you had of sacrilegious and you had it right. So, you are no dummy, cuz why is it "religious" and then "sacrilegious"? The "i" and the "e" trade places inside the word. Did you have to look up the word and, if so, did you notice that?

"Sacrilegious" comes from the base word "sacrilege" or "sacred", not "religious".

From the Merriam-Webster dictionary site:
Why is sacrilegious not spelled sacreligious?
Sacrilegious is often used in reference to religion, or to religious things, so it is easy to see why people might be confused by its spelling. However, sacrilegious and religious are not from the same roots. Religious comes from the Latin word religio (“reverence, religion”), whereas sacrilegious and the related noun sacrilege come from Latin roots meaning “sacred” (sacr-) and “to steal” (legere).

Edit: I didn't see the cartoon. I never look at them anymore, because most of the time they were political or just not funny.

[countrygirl12]

Some of those cartoons are weird....yesterday had the baby crawling in the desert say wa wa, wa wa....strange...

Yeah I did not understand that either.

[countrygirl12]

Where are you seeing these cartoons???

Paid to click. It is on the left.  I think it says "cartoons".  It is one of the options to click on in the list.