MythTickle by Justin Thompson for April 24, 2009

Shouldn’t that be “goyishe kopf”?

Rabbit in his prayer shawl; but, Jewish bees?!

Kosher Honey, anyone?

Hey, haven’t you ever heard of jew jew bees?

Oy Vahy

Slliy rabbi kicks are for Trids

Kvetch, Kvetch, Kvetch!

Oy, this is a joke we should passover.

ok, at risk of being smacked with the ‘it was a pun dang it’, the phase juju eyeball in that song refers to voodoo (or hoodoo, not sure which) in which juju is magic. Meaning he has a magic eye. (loosely of course)

Whew! I’m just glad so high a percentage of bees are female, including all the workers. Can you imagine all the brises you’d have to attend?

OY VEY!!! I know a cat who is mashuga.

Oy vey!

Actually, goyish kop is correct. This is Yiddish not German. Also, it would be “meshuge dragon” using the adjective. Meshugener is a noun.

meshuggah. also meshuggeh. The Yiddish language is far more enlightened and flexible about spelling than is modern (Websterian) English.

At least it was a fair cop!

“Jew Jew Bees”, too funny. I have a friend who is Jewish married to a Hispanic man. She claims her kids are “Jew Jew Beans”.

Thanks for pointing that out Burgundy, it is cute.

the rabbi rabbit would make a cute stuffed toy, but, doubt if it would be as cute as JT draws his characters.