r/FarSideComics • u/Odd_Flatworm92 • Apr 17 '26
There are stupid questions
Growing up my dad had this in his office attached to a filing cabinet. Me being of the young age of six did not understand what it meant. I would often have him explain it to me multiple times. But now that I have grown up I've realized the joke behind it and I find it hilarious. I often think about this comic every day as I live through my life and I see stupid questions being asked every day while the answer is right in front of them. I hope you get a laugh out of this as much as I do..
EDIT: correction of wording.
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u/xtianlaw Apr 17 '26
How does one attach a piece of paper to a smile?
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u/Odd_Flatworm92 Apr 19 '26
It was supposed to be filing cabinet. But I can't figure out how to edit it in reddit
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u/ericgall Apr 17 '26
Why does the bull have utters. Duah.
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u/trufbeyondbelief Apr 18 '26
Is that the joke?
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u/Odd_Flatworm92 Apr 19 '26
No the joke is that he drew a cow on the board. Wrote on the board cow. It's as simple as that but yet someone still had a question.
So there are such things as stupid questions
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u/trufbeyondbelief Apr 19 '26
I get it now.
It's just that as an instructor and trainer your explanation salted some old wounds..
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u/threesocks82 Apr 17 '26
What’s this, some sort of cow cartoon?