What are some funny cartoon phrases and their meanings?

You might come across 'BTW' meaning by the way or 'TTYL' for talk to you later. These phrases have become popular in casual communication and make it easier to convey short and snappy messages.

One common comic phrase is 'Pow! Zap! Bam!' which is often used to represent the sound effects of action or fights.

Some funny ones could be 'I used to be indecisive. Now I'm not sure.' or 'I'm not lazy, I'm just on energy-saving mode.'

Well, you might come across such images in comics, social media groups dedicated to humor, or even in some greeting card collections. They often feature popular cartoon characters with witty one-liners or funny dialogues.

You can find them on popular image-sharing websites like Pinterest or Instagram. Just search for the relevant keywords and you'll get a bunch of options.

One funny sign could be a cartoon of a person slipping on a banana peel with the words 'Caution: Slippery Floor'. It warns people to be careful. Also, there's a sign with a cartoon of a pig saying 'No Pork Allowed' which is pretty clear about not having pork in that place.

Well, think of Mickey Mouse's ears. They symbolize fun and playfulness. And Bugs Bunny's carrot is a symbol of his love for food and mischief.

Well, one funny gesture could be a character sticking out their tongue with crossed eyes. It usually means they're being goofy or making a joke.

The phrase 'In vino veritas' which is Latin for 'In wine, there is truth'. It implies that when people drink wine, they are more likely to be honest and speak the truth. This has been a concept for a long time, and it's often used in literature and movies too. Also, 'One for the road' is a phrase used when having a final drink before leaving. It could be because it gives you a bit of warmth or courage for the journey ahead.

Some examples could be 'Rise and shine, it's a funny morning!' or 'Good morning, time to laugh with cartoons!'