WARNING! Cartoon

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If you want the best gun joke comic of all time, simply google "doom comic book"

"My cause is just. My will is strong. And my gun is very, very large!"
 
The original seems targeted to people who find the very idea of multiple guns in a house very strange.

THERE!

Now the cartoon does make more sense.

It's still not funny, but at least there is sense in it now.
 
If that was a casket...

I would sincerely hope it contained the corpe of Billy Mays...
 

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I would sincerely hope it contained the corpe of Billy Mays...

Possibly, but I don't see how a guard zombie would replace ALL my guns.

After all, according to elementary chaos theory all gaurd zombies eventually go beserk and turn on their masters.

Gotta keep at least one to deal with him.
 
Thanks to MrPeter for his explaination.

Many of us were confused by the "casket": Why was it so large?

The joke looks like it was hurried into print to meet a deadline; it needs more polishing to 'connect' with the majority. :scrutiny:
 
I find it funny and witty. To me it's poking fun at door to door salesmen of old, and our lessend acceptance of gun ownership. I think it's a very subtle humor, and that's why not everyone gets it, but I also think the subtlety of it makes it even funnier. It also presents me with an image of my personal utopian society. A place where gun ownership is so commonplace, so accepted, and so un-legislated, that compaines could viably use this method of marketing to the masses.

don't forget, humor is in the eye of the beholder.
 
I think the first cartoon ASSUMES an audience of non-gun-owners. It's subtly mocking "gun-crazy Americans in Fly-Over Country." Of course all intelligent Progressives are appalled at the thought of owning even a single weapon, and can-you-believe-it, there are all these crazy inbreds west of the Hudson River* who actually have more than one gun!

It's badly done, but it definately assumes that normal people in the normal world have no contact with guns. The cartoon is set in Zany-Land, where Zany people actually HAVE guns.

I loved the "God and the Fridge" one. It's funny because it's true!

"Dieu et mon Droit!"
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* And north of the Merrimac!
 
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