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Cartoons: Nuisance Neighbors

There goes the neighborhood!

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“I’ll sure be glad when Ed’s wife gets back from her vacation.”
Bob Barnes
June 4, 1955

 

“We’ve needed someone like you in the neighborhood for a long time.”
Herb Green
April 16, 1960

 

“I wonder if you have a moment?”
Scott Taber
April 9, 1960

 

“I told you we should have invited the Thompsons.”
Dick Cavalli
November 26, 1955

 

“All your friends and neighbors are pitching in on a ‘spruce up’ campaign, and we’d like you to do your bit by moving.”
Donald Reilly
October 5, 1963

 

“For heaven’s sake don’t ask him about their trip.”
Jeff Keate
September 8, 1956

 

“Howdy, neighbor.”
Reg Hider
August 11, 1956

 

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Comments

  1. Neighbors can be even more deeply informed about your private life, than NSA.

  2. I agree with Linda about closing the curtains in the top cartoon. It’s open (I guess) for our entertainment. With number 4 down from ’55, they’re determined to get into that party even if it means breaking down the front door!

    With number 5 from ’63 he just comes right out and says it, smiling. With the bottom two from ’56, just steer clear of those neighbors.

  3. I really enjoy these cartoons. I just don’t see them anymore. We used to get newspapers with cartoons, magazines with cartoon. None of them anymore!!!

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