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Cartoons: Barbeque Blunders

It’s that time of the year: Fire up the grill and hope for the best!

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“One medium, one medium rare, one medium well, one very well, one just between medium and medium rare, one almost rare…”
Don Tobin
June 12, 1954

 

“Everybody chicken out?”
J. Whiting
August 29, 1959

 

“I wanted mine rare, Charlie.”
Brad Anderson
June 30, 1962

 

“You mean you paid eighteen dollars for these steaks, Ed? Wow, for that kind of dough we could all go down to Rene’s and have a real feed!”
Tom Hudson
June 18, 1960

 

Orlando Busino
May 20, 1967

“Isn’t it great to get out of the kitchen and cook in the fresh air?”
July/August 2012

 

“I can’t seem to get the fire going.”
Scott Taber
April 28, 1956

 

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  1. There are some really good ones here. Love # 6 down from 2012. He should have had a chef’s hat on though, I think. Still, nothing like fresh air (assuming the smoke smelled good)? Burning eyes though, is another matter.

    The first 4 are pretty degrading in different ways, and likely based on fact. They have to be. Such ungrateful, demanding people! At least there was no erroneous assumption of a lost wedding ring getting mixed in cement used to build a beautiful brick backyard barbecue, only to have it all taken apart and put back together, sort of, for nothing. “Ay, yi yi!”

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