Todays Cartoon

[countrygirl12]

Isomorphism is a very general concept that appears in several areas of mathematics. The word derives from the Greek iso, meaning "equal," and morphosis, meaning "to form" or "to shape." Formally, an isomorphism is bijective morphism. Informally, an isomorphism is a map that preserves sets and relations among elements.


My guess is the person saying yeah I do but  the father son and holy spirt being one ,  is were they draw the line. !!    Just my guess /

Well now my head hurts. lol

I do not remember what the cartoon was now.

[oldbuddy]

The cartoons need more thought to them.

Anyone who needs thought to get today's must have never taken a trip more than 50 miles with kids in the car.

[pstovall]

They finally changed the cartoon with the guy throwing up!  There can't be anything humorous about  anybody throwing up.  Have you noticed how many TV shows have somebody throwing up? It's like they try to figure out how to work it into the script.  It must be trendy, but it just turns me off!

[countrygirl12]

They finally changed the cartoon with the guy throwing up!  There can't be anything humorous about  anybody throwing up.  Have you noticed how many TV shows have somebody throwing up? It's like they try to figure out how to work it into the script.  It must be trendy, but it just turns me off!

What about the reality shows where there is fierce competition and they always have some stupid person puking and they zoom the camera in on them throwing up.  WHY do you think people want to see that? I will immediately just turn the channel.

[cateyes1]

Today the cartoon was a rabbit with a human foot around his neck carrying a basket...odd, but I get it

[jkhanson]

what cartoons? i've never seen any on here

bretay, the cartoons are in the daily Paid To Click options along the left column.

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[UGetPaid]

Actually I find a few that are very amusing to me, but it's a quick click anyway I see it.

I see it differently, but it's probably just the way my brain works. It was rarely a "quick click" for me because I would read the cartoon several times over if I had trouble seeing what the joke was or if I found it odd or offensive. What should be a second or two would turn into 30-60 seconds or more - which is an eternity for me when I am on a click efficiency mission!  LOL


Admittedly, there have been some that were definitely amusing - where I immediately recognized the point. But I found that to be the exception to the rule. So I made the choice to skip them rather than risk lingering on them for too long!

[seesawing]

I know what you mean, UGetPaid.  Lingering over the cartoon does eat up some of the seconds ticking away on the timer for PTC.  Clicking on the cartoon is part of my daily routine, too.  However, at times that cartoon leaves me saying: 

I've been spending more time now clicking through the Recipes, one at a time.  There are some good meal ideas there.

[pectacon]

The cartoons are never funny. Then again if you were a cartoonist it would be difficult to come up with a new one every day that is truly amusing to any extent. There are a few that haven't made sense to me at all.

[oldbuddy]

The cartoons are never funny. Then again if you were a cartoonist it would be difficult to come up with a new one every day that is truly amusing to any extent. There are a few that haven't made sense to me at all.

The newspapers come up with new political cartoons every day and some are hilarious if they fit your political agenda.

[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?

"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.

Thanks, 1imaginarygirl. I did not know the derivation of the words resulting in the way they're spelled. I learn something new almost every day.

[ghunter]

Crazy Cartoon

[santa7]

The Easter Rabbit with a human foot is eery.

[seesawing]

The Easter Rabbit with a human foot is eery.

I'm not too crazy about that one either.  Dan's humor has a dark side.

[mamatygress]

I find maybe 20% of these funny.  Another 20% don't make sense.  The other 60% are just dumb.