Humor IV

hey hooah212002,Coincidence . . . I just recently bought Sparks' "Propaganda" CD. (Sparks is a "band" from early 70s that apparently is still performing, primarily in London). The song "Bon Voyage" greatly reminds me of your cartoon. The animals not picked by Noah lament their being left behind.BON VOYAGEBon voyage, bon voyage
Bon voyage, bon voyage
Bon voyage, bon voyage
Bon voyage, bon voyageClouds forming on the gospel sky, trouble is about to brew on us
It didnt matter that we tried, they can only take a few from us
The fins and the paws and hooves and feet Saunter up the gangway
The randomest sampling is complete
God, could there be someway
That I could
wear a hood
or by the
way I stood
Sneak aboard with you
Imitate,
Imitate,
Imitate,
Imitate,
they still know its youBon voyage, bon voyage, bon voyage, peace be with all of you
I wish that I, I wish that I, were one of youTears falling on the sloping sand, there about to leave and we will stay
All governed by the rules of chance, theyre about to leave and we will stay
Goodbye to my lucky friends and foes, glad that we could know you
Everyone sends their last hello, I wish that we could join you
Two of you
Two of them
Two of those
Two of them
Safety for the few
Two of you
Two of them
Two of those
Two of them
They will start anewBon voyage, bon voyage, bon voyage peace be with all of you
I wish that I, I wish that I, I wish that IBon voyage, bon voyage
Bon voyage, bon voyage
Bon voyage, bon voyage
Bon voyage, bon voyageBickering,
Dickering,
Bickering,
Dickering,
Everything that moves
Bickering,
Dickering,
Bickering,
Dickering,
Final, futile moves
Bon voyage, bon voyage, bon voyage, peace be with all of you
I wish that I, I wish that I, I wish that IBon voyage, bon voyage
Bon voyage, bon voyage
Bon voyage, bon voyage
Bon voyage, bon voyage

Cool that you gave xongsmith some suggestions, Oni.Not long ago, I was one of the speakers at a film festival that featured primates and travel. (Go figure.)My speech was mostly serious, perhaps too serious, so I added a few jokes. Not having great experience with this type of thing, NOR knowing in advance the type of audience I would have, I DREADED that the few jokes would fall flat. To my great surprise and relief, they killed. It was intoxicating.I know I don't have the talent or perhaps even the guts to do stand-up for a living, but I can understand why some people do it.Good luck xongsmith.