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Cartoons: Behind Bars

These cartoons really lower the bar!

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November 5, 1966

 

“I resent the twentieth century! And that goes for the nineteenth, too!”
C. Smith
October 27, 1962

 

“I was going home tonight, but then I thought, why wear out my welcome?”
Brian Savage
October 9, 1965

 

“I don’t mind neurosis, Al, but when it comes to psychosis I’d just as soon you handled it.”
Stan Hunt
September 19, 1959

 

“Do you make deliveries?”
George Wolfe
September 9, 1961

 

“Yeah, parting is such sweet sorrow. Now beat it!”
Chon Day
September 30, 1960

 

“No more for him.”
Tom Henderson
November 8, 1958

 

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  1. To: SEP managers of this site.
    At risk of appearing not so smart I thought I just subscribe to your digital but everywhere page is asking me to subscribe. Do you have more than one digital subscription?

  2. If it’s the bar scene. I think the guy a pessimist. I have a 85 yr old friend who would do anything for me or a neighbor but when she opens her mouth to comment it’s always negative.

  3. At the risk of appearing dumb, can someone explain the first cartoon to me? I’m not getting it.

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