We may wish to forget the awkward evenings of our lives, but you just know Post cartoonists won’t let us. They tell tales of dates that didn’t quite work out as planned.
"I'm not boring you with all this talk about myself, am I?"
From May/Jun 1995
From Nov/Dec 2000
"Are you trying to tell me that you want to postpone the wedding?"
From Jan/Feb 1999
"Hi, this is Martha from OnStar, and Doug, you are an insensitive pig!"
From Jan/Feb 2001
"You know, this evening would be a lot more romantic if you'd quit screaming, 'We're going to die! We're going to die!'"
From Jan/Feb 1995
"Oh sure, I cook at home all the time—want more ketchup packets?"
From Jan/Feb 1995
"Judy, the 'Saturday Evening Pest' is here."
From Jan/Feb 1995
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6 Comments
I always enjoy your cartoons and the rest of the magazine.
these are so good! the one about the ketchup packets is a little to close to home for comfort! thanks for bringing back some funny memories!
Very funny – if it isn’t you on that date.
Been there, done that! —– Don’t ever have to worry about doing any of it again! lol!
At least don’t ever have to be concerned about doing ANY of it again!
Love all the cartoons!
Just like Reader’s Digest, your cartoons and jokes sell the magazine – don’t ever stop printing them, or the magazine will die! … Oh, yeah – the articles are good, too, but you could stop printing articles, do just good clean humor, and people would still buy it. All serious articles and no humor – I bet you’d be out of business within a year, if not sooner! … I ALWAYS whiz through a magazine to look for cartoons first, and if I don’t find any – or enough – I lay it down. So, be forewarned!!! ;-)
Certainly identify with some of these listeners in the cartoons.