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Who's the most famous bear out there? Smoky. He even has his own zip code. It's true. It's 20252. What would a gag be of him and the one historical character/cliché I haven't introduced yet, the caveman. Naturally, a cartoonist's portrayal of a caveman has little to do with archaeology, but with life as we know it today.
Sorry, I've got to go find some pizza or other junk food. If you've tried all the techniques I've mentioned, and still can't come up with lots of funny ideas, don't give up immediately. Like other muscles, the humor muscle takes time and practice to build. If I haven't been drawing for a few weeks, it also takes me a while to get back into the groove. Try making your own lists every day for a week and try coming up with your own ideas, and I'll bet you'll find it gets easier. If it doesn't? Well. At least I won't have to worry about competing with you in the tight cartoon market.
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Dairy Cartoon 3228: Looking outside at a stack of papers and milk a bear says to her mate: "You forgot to cancel the milk and paper again."
Bear Cartoon 4880: A ranger hands a bear a beaker: "Do bears take drug tests in the woods?"
Fire Cartoon 5029: A caveman says to Smokey Bear: "Only I can prevent forest fires? What's fire?"
Anthropology Cartoon 5268: "Modern Foraging Techniques." In the woods an Indian stands in front of a refrigerator trying to figure out what to snack on.
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