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This is our new online store where we take humor to the Max and Beyond !! Thanks to CAFEPRESS.COM, we are now selling hundreds of products such as t-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, coffee mugs, drink coasters, gym bags, beach totes, etc. with funny cartoons that are wacky and zany like those of the Far Side Cartoon made famous by Gary Larson. We also sell products with designs based on math, physics, chemistry, biology, science, fitness, bowling, etc. to complement our humorous cartoons. Please check back often for updates.
Cartoon: Tennis Court Spiders Spiders are known to build a new web each day, but it's frustrating for these guys. Instead of attracting insects, they're attracting tennis balls. Perhaps they should have chosen another location. |
Cartoon: Alligator, Crocodile, and Frog The alligators are just finishing a nice conversation on a sunny afternoon in the pond. They love to say goodbye by saying "See ya later, alligator!" and "In a while, crocodile!" ... How appropriate! |
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Fermat's Last Theorem (Light Gray w/ Famous Quote) Fermat's Last Theorem was first conjectured by Pierre de Fermat in 1637 and was considered to be one of the most difficult math problems until it was finally proven in 1995 by Andrew Wiles. |
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Cartoon: Venus Flytrap and Pitcher Plant The Venus Flytrap and the Pitcher Plant are interesting carnivorous plants, which are found mostly in the bogs and marshes of North and South Carolina, where the soil is lacking nutrients. |
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Cartoon: Windy Spider Website The strongest silk in the insect world is made by Darwin's Bark Spiders, which have a tensile strength 3 times that of stainless steel (1652 MPa vs. 520 MPa). Our spiders take it to the Max and Beyond |
Max and Beyond Gym: Regular Weights Max and Beyond Gym! If the bar ain't bendin', then you're just pretendin'!! |
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Cartoon: Vultures and "What's for Dinner?" (V2.0) It's another normal day for the vultures. They are circling around some animal carcasses. One of them asks "What's for dinner?" ... |
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Cartoon: Ants and Aliens This design is a tribute to world-renowned, theoretical physicist Dr. Michio Kaku (at the City University of New York) and his famous analogy, which involves ants and humans. |
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Cartoon: Ballooning Spiders These spiders love to balloon their way across the land. What a way to see the country. It's the O-O-Only way to fly! |
Cartoon: U.S. Army Ants & Jumping Jacks The U.S. Army Ants are unable to perform jumping jacks correctly. The "Sarge" is upset and blows a gasket. Oh, there goes the private's army hat; it's flying in the air! |
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Cartoon: Sharks and Marlin Interesting facts: (1) Sharks can smell chemicals about 10,000 times better than humans. (2) Sharks can detect a drop of blood from as far away as a quarter mile. (3) Sharks have a "directional" sense |
Cartoon: Fly Caught in Venus Flytrap This high-tech fly is smart enough to know the scientific name for a Venus flytrap, but is foolish enough to get stuck in one. One question: Where did he get the giant cell phone? |
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Cartoon: Vultures and "What's for Dinner?" (V1.0) It's another normal day for the vultures. They are circling around some animal carcasses. One of them asks "What's for dinner?" ... |
Cartoon: Wolves vs. Sheep The wolves and sheep are supposed to be playing a friendly game of soccer, but it turns out the sheep are getting slaughtered 11-0. Is this any surprise? At least they aren't getting eaten alive. |
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Cartoon: U.S. Army Ants These army ants look more like zombie ants. The "sarge" is NOT pleased. He barks out "MOVE IT you Namby Pambys!!" |
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Fermat's Last Theorem (Light Gray with Writing) Fermat's Last Theorem was first conjectured by Pierre de Fermat in 1637 and was considered to be one of the most difficult math problems until it was finally proven in 1995 by Andrew Wiles. |
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