Very imaginative cartoon. I had no idea about the PR group.

I checked out Ophelia Chong's page, lots of interesting stuff there.
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Watch out for the deadly F4, though he's been gone since '53, he will be back.

Interesting...... Verrrrry interesting

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(insert ziggy boogy doog here)

Way to go Ophelia. You have quite a warped sense of humor. Love it!

This is fine work indeed. Whimsical, yet suggestive. I give this Ophelia Chong an A++! Best poop I have ever seen.

Mister Pooh thanks you all. He is currently in his adobe hut creating new Pooh. He also is very fond of writing in the third person.

This is great stuff. I would like to see some T-shirts. I would buy one of the corn ones.
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Mr. Poo reminds me of white ninja comics, but I think I like Mr. Poo better.

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Recycle! Reduce! Reuse!
You can close the loop!
You can eat your poop!

So, if I just draw a picture of a turd and let's say, superimpose it on a seat in an opera house, and caption it "Mr. Loaf enriches himself" that would be funny? You're kidding, right?
Okay, then. Watch for my cartoons about a piece of crap shaped like a horse. It's titled, "Whinnied the Poo." It's very hilarious. Just like this stuff.

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Please, no more cracks about my ass.

I'm going to have to agree with BCB. I just don't get it.

It's a very simple visual gag. It's the happy way the poo is drawn doing mundane things that makes people giggle. Why it works is inexplicable, but it definitely works. It's not rolling on the floor funny, but it makes you grin. I actually really liked your opera idea BCB. You should draw it and see how it compares with these.

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Recycle! Reduce! Reuse!
You can close the loop!
You can eat your poop!

Oddly pleasant for something so stupid.

sorry, no grin here

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Number One . . . I order you to take a number two.

I have painted a piece of crap shaped like a skunk. His name is Pepe Le Poop. The happy way he stenches a room makes people giggle in a mundane way.
I have also drawn a squinting, near-sighted grogan whose misadventures are told in my illustrated series, "Mr. McPoo Visits the Bog." It's very simple, and makes people gag mundanely.
My cartoon series of anthropomorphic prehistoric fecoliths is a rather droll ongoing story called, "The Fecostones". The farty neighbor, Barmy Rumble, is quite charming and makes people giggle. His gassy infant son, Blam Blam, regularly shatters the stone quarry with his paleolithic ass explosions. It's quite humorous when they attempt to potty train him, with hilarious results as he erupts like a young Mt. Etna. The young daughter, Diaper Pebbles, usually steals the episodes with her signature line, "Uh oh! Pepples made pebbles!" Adorable.

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A/K/A Clod Moanay

Does anyone else think Mr. Pooh looks a bit like a paramecium?

Yes. Parafecium.

For serious, though, the peanut butter thing made me smile. I really do like many intellectual articles written here; however sometimes cartoons of poo will do. It reminds me of alot of the anime my daughter reads.

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I loved it!!
I shall drop my trousers,
bend over, and give Ophilia a 21 poot salute.

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Eat chilies and feel the burn!!