Who doesn't enjoy a good chimp in a suit photo? Classic humor. On the comedic hierarchy, it falls somewhere above flatulence and slightly below cats falling off things. It hovers just above slipping on a banana peel and just below football to the groin.
Keeping that in mind, we will explore the diverse uses of
stock photos. In this case, we will use photos of chimps in clothing to demonstrate the potential comedic value of
stock images, as well as their ability to inspire imaginative back story. This can lead you to your next creative idea, whether it be an ad or a thousand page novel. Or a paragraph about a monkey in a suit.
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Sam "Banana Peels" Bonney. Career wise-guy with a propensity for danger. Monkey danger.
He often strolled about with a stern look upon his face and a cigarette dangling from the corner of his mouth, though he never smoked, mainly due to his inability to harness fire. Sam specialized in the smuggling of bootleg termite fishing sticks, making him a wanted man during Prohibition . . .Termite Prohibition.
Despite his tough exterior and occasional incidents of flinging things, he had a heart of gold, which, coupled with his opposable thumbs, made him popular in the community.
Also, he wore shoes, which is pretty neat.
See this image and more chimps in this
gallery.
A picture is worth a thousand words. But you don't need quite that many. Play along and respond below.
