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Cartoons: Dining Out
With these restaurant cartoons, laughter is always on the menu!
Henry Syverson
December 25, 1948
“Nonsense – you’re our gue… uh, well, here’s our half.”
Walter Goldstein
January 1, 1949
“I have a terrible time getting her to eat more slowly!”
Tom Hudson
January 1, 1949
“I’m sorry, sir… I don’t give suggestions any more.”
Sivic
December 31, 1949
“Sir, do you want that businessman’s lunch with an olive or a twist of lemon peel?”
Bob Schroeter
January 5, 1963
“I’d better be getting home now, Herbert—my interest rate is dropping.”
Baloo
February 1, 2013
“Honest! All I did was tap the bottle twice!”
Cheney
April 1, 2002
“Who ordered the ‘catch of the day’?”
Bill Maul
February 1, 2009
“This is one of our most recent vintages.”
Roy Delgado
September 1, 2011
Cartoons: A Dog’s Life
“Sir, are you implying that my dog is a hypochondriac?”
Bill Yates
January 07, 1956
“Just tell him you don’t care for dead squirrels, Mrs. Goulard.”
Linda Walter
December 18, 1943
Bob Scharty
December 28, 1957
“If I were you I’d do something for that throat, dear.”
Salo
January 04, 1958
Henry Syverson
December 21, 1963
“He can’t sit up or heel, but he can turn on the television and open the refrigerator!”
Randy Glasbergen
“I tried to teach him to sit. He learned to recline.”
Roy Delgado
May 1, 2011
“I majored in obedience at school, but then never pursued it.”
Burns
January 1, 2013
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