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Funny Cartoon: Summer’s Smelliest Moments

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– The text is an advertisement for a cartoon titled “Summer stinkers” by Brian McFadden.
– The cartoon was published on June 6, 2025, at 2:50:09 PM PDT.
– The advertisement includes a list of hashtags related to politics, culture, and current events.
– Brian McFadden invites readers to follow him on Mastodon, Bluesky, Patreon, or his website.
– The content does not provide details about the cartoon’s subject or imagery.

Summer brings sunshine, vacations, and unfortunately, some less-than-pleasant aromas. From overflowing trash cans to sweaty subway rides, the season has its share of olfactory challenges. A new cartoon by Brian McFadden perfectly captures these universal warm-weather struggles with humor and wit.

The illustration highlights several classic summer scenarios where noses might wish for a temporary shutdown. Picnic leftovers forgotten in the heat, public pools with questionable chlorine levels, and beachgoers who skipped deodorant all make appearances. McFadden’s signature style turns these everyday annoyances into laugh-out-loud moments.

What makes the cartoon particularly effective is its relatable exaggeration. The artist amplifies familiar situations just enough to be hilarious without losing their essential truth. Whether it’s a garbage truck leaving a visible stink trail or a barbecue guest who brought more than just potato salad, readers will instantly recognize these smelly situations.

Beyond the humor, the piece subtly comments on how seasonal changes affect urban living. As temperatures rise, so do certain quality-of-life issues that cities often struggle to manage. The cartoon doesn’t offer solutions—it simply holds up a mirror to our collective summer experience, letting us laugh at the unavoidable.

For those who enjoy McFadden’s work, following his social media channels provides regular doses of his sharp observational comedy. His ability to find humor in life’s minor irritations continues to resonate with audiences who appreciate both the art and the commentary behind it. Summer might smell funny sometimes, but at least we can laugh about it together.

(Source: Daily Kos)

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