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A giant brightly-colored piñata creature peers out of some bushes. in the foreground, two explorders poke at a giant piece of candy partially buried in the dirt. caption reads
Cartoon By Tyson Cole

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A Peek Inside the Issue

SPRING

a robin thinks "instead of singing, i'm going to scream offensive things as loud as I can just to get attention" caption reads "first obnoxious robin of spring"
two people dressed in coats hats and mittens walking through a grey-brown landscape. The first one says "I hear that spring is here." the second says "well whoop de doo"
A shark with many baby sharks latched to its back talks to a whale seated at a desk. The whale says "ok great... and do you have any dependents?"
Lady blowing her nose surrounded by a flock of geese while her family looks on. "you know it's peak allergy season when they welcome mom back into the flock"
People basking in the sun saying "ahh, spring!" second panel they are covered in a pile of snow saying "that time of year when you can binge all four seasons in one day"
Zippy 3-panel comic talking about spring reminding of rebirth and optimism, while zippy says it reminds them to renew their magazine subscriptions
Cartoon in which a character is being rained on. A speech bubble says "umbrella umbrella umbrella umbrella" blocks the rain
IRS agents at the door, caption reads "sir, our records show you requested a $749,748 tax refund on our 40k annual salary... and we wanted some filing tips
A couple gazes out a window longingly, caption reads "I feel it carol, the call of lawn care and maintenance."

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