Cartoon Collections, Humor

Cartoons: Bathtub Flubs

Take 60 gallons of water and add a small child: What could possibly go wrong?

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“You said to march myself upstairs this very minute and jump right into this tub.”
Dick Cavalli
September 10, 1955

 

“You’ll have to reveal your true identity sometime.”
John Gallagher
July 30, 1966

 

“Looking for me?”
Bill Hoest
June 20, 1964

 

“She’s in the bathtub with Mr. Jenkins right now.”
Jack Tippit
May 23, 1959

 

“Where’s all the excitement?”
November 5, 1960

 

“Well, it looked like soap powder to me. How was I supposed to know it was Jell-O?”
Bill Hoest
September 26, 1964

 

“Gee, daddy, this is fun! Mommy never leaves my shoes and socks on.”
Mac Adam
September 13, 1958

 

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  1. Jack Tippet’s reminds me of my Dad’s story about the adoption agency lady coming to our house to check it out after I was recently adopted. He was in the kitchen trying to get ketchup out of the bottle, and Mom was busy so I answered the door. The agency lady asked where my father was so I told her: “He’s in the kitchen hittin’ the bottle.”

  2. I like them all, but number 4 down by Jack Tippit is my favorite one here. The boy’s not lying; it just sounds strange. The top one by Cavalli is next. Poor mom for giving her son enough credit to know enough to take his clothes and cap off first!

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