Want even more laughs? Subscribe to the magazine for cartoons, art, inspiring stories, fiction, humor, and features from our archives.
“you can’t expect to solve your problems by running away from them.” Mort Temes October 4, 1958
“When did you first begin to notice your retreat from Moscow?” Frosty September 29, 1956
“The superficial manifestations are overt in the extreme. Still, I’d like to explore the superego and the id to a greater degree before making a firm diagnosis that you’re not in possession of all your marbles.” Brad Anderson September 24, 1960
Fritz Wilkinson September 21, 1957
“Now I’ve developed this dreadful fear of getting your bill.” Chon Day August 2, 1958
“People find me boring.” Joseph Zeis March 29, 1958
“Then in the fourth grade…” Vahan Shirvanian January 25, 1958
“I think I was better off when my hostility was latent.” Stan Hunt January 2, 1960
“Now read it back to me.” Vahan Shirvanian December 3, 1960
Want even more laughs? Subscribe to the magazine for cartoons, art, inspiring stories, fiction, humor, and features from our archives.
Become a Saturday Evening Post member and enjoy unlimited access.Subscribe now
Good tuff from years ago. I wonder what HI-JENKS people are doing in the 2022’s? L.O.L.
There really ARE some great ones here. My most favorite has to be the bottom one (12/3/60): “Now read it back to me.” I don’t think the doctor can, no. Then there’s the 5th one down about fear of getting the bill. If I were writing that one today, I’d have to add “Are you still in my network of doctors or not? God knows I’m forced to ask.”
Then finally there’s number 6 down: “People find me boring.” At least the doctor was taking notes before he fell asleep and dropped the pen. (Fortunately it wasn’t a cigar or cigarette.)
Comments
Good tuff from years ago. I wonder what HI-JENKS people are doing in the 2022’s? L.O.L.
There really ARE some great ones here. My most favorite has to be the bottom one (12/3/60): “Now read it back to me.” I don’t think the doctor can, no. Then there’s the 5th one down about fear of getting the bill. If I were writing that one today, I’d have to add “Are you still in my network of doctors or not? God knows I’m forced to ask.”
Then finally there’s number 6 down: “People find me boring.” At least the doctor was taking notes before he fell asleep and dropped the pen. (Fortunately it wasn’t a cigar or cigarette.)