A picture of the most handsome brown tabby you could imagine , sitting on a green couch, looking at the camera

Three panel gag strip with an owl called Hibou.
Panel one: Hibou is in a tiny little boat at sea, perfectly content and singing/mumbling 'la-di-da, la-did-da'
Panel two: Hibou put out a fishing rod. Says out loud: 'such blissful solitude'.
Panel three: Hibou catches a fish, and reels it in. The fish looks scared, with a hook in its mouth. Hibou looks angrily at the fish and says 'Leave me alone'

Variant of the Gadsden flag has Jimothy, a mutant raccoon with no neck, chopping down a surveillance-camera-festooned pole with a handsaw above the inscription “DON’T SPY ON ME” on a yellow field.

A medieval illustration of a weird dude, with "steal his look" as the title, and recommendations for weird products to mimic the weirdness.

illustration of a boy smashing cans with a hammer captioned "It's wise to provide constructive outlet for feelings of intense anger." with the boy labelled 'ME' and the cans labeled 'THIS'

a cartoon with sound effects in Japanese. A human moved a remote to keep a cat from knocking it over. The cat then cuddles with the human until it can get close to the new location of the remote in order to knock it to the floor.

Man in a suit standing at ease in a room with high ceilings, hand-painted foliage on the walls, ornate furniture, elaborately patterned carpet, and an extraordinary 7-sided fireplace in the wall.

A picture of a six-story building's roof with a trampoline on it. The trampoline is by the roof's edge and the placement of it could result in falling from the building roof if you jumped on it.

Pictures of a brick bbq

A small humanoid machine stands in a bright green space. The humanoid is a tarnished coppery color, and has a large, lopsided metal head with bolts and seams in it. There isn't much to its face other than two round holes, one of which has a greenish glass lens in it. Its body is the size of its head. In its left hand, it is holding a mirror, which it is peering at. The painting is signed "Chris Silverman".

An inkjet print out of two computer keyboards showing how Apple's Cairo font is mapped to the various keys

Chinese/English sign saying 'no flirting', crossed out image of couple having sex

vintage tub in a pedestal shaped a bit like a bed

illustration of an orange with the caption "HOW does an orange breath?"

Photo of the author (with added agony)

black and white photograph: a row of tall enclosed booths with privacy curtains partly drawn. inside the first booth is a woman, and the second booth, a man. they are both using the bell labs "picturephone", which featured a cone-shaped cathode ray screen enclosure and an attached handset. on the screens, an image of the person to whom they are speaking is visible.

Myself and middle daughter at the field museum in Chicago this afternoon.

<Turtle and Snail stand with Mouse in an open field; Mouse is holding a skull>
Mouse: "Hey friends, check this out!"

<Turtle and Snail look shocked>
Turtle: "Oh my god, Mouse, did you kill a guy??"

<Mouse puts the skull down>
Mouse: "No, no. It was already like this."

<Close up on the skull who now speaks>
Skull: "I killed a guy once. It cost me everything."

<Turtle and Snail are shown again>
Snail: "And so you were cursed to an existence between life and death-- one that is no life at all-- to dwell forever on the mistakes of your mortal coil?"

<Back to Skull>
Skull: "Wow, making a lot of assumptions about the talking skull here."

<Still on Skull>
Skull: "But essentially yes, that is the situation."

<Mouse and Skull are shown>
Mouse: "Good guess, Snail."

<Turtle and Snail are shown>
Snail: "Stereotypes exist for a reason."

vintage ad for a product called "KABOB-IT" with the caption "come and see a lot of delicious new ways to entertain"

Film loop of a panicked man at the wheel checking in front, left, right, behind for something he clearly fears

Psychedelic cutaway view of a human head in profile, with a colorful abstract representation of the brain and spine. Some wires extend down from the bottom of the image.