Vote for your favorite cartoon

By illconsidered on July 27, 2012.

The UCS is having a cartoon contest, go here to vote for your favorite. Please feel free to vote for any of my favorites, below ;-)

(This last one is confirmed by many of the past discussions around here!)

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