This one was in ***Hustler **magazine back in the late '70s or early '80s. The guy has his hands about three feet apart, like a fisherman bragging about his big catch, and the wife is just slouching back in her easy chair with her nose buried in a magazine.
Or so I remember.
*No, I’ve never bought a copy of ***Hustler ***myself, but I have seen its contents on occasion.
I’m a lampoon fan, a Kliban fan etc. I even liked Dennis the Menace single panels. But I can’t see where the superlative wit comes in here. If you look at the back of the New Yorker, they have a contest for cartoon captions. Sorry, but I have rarely seen an entry in those that wasn’t better than almost any of these. Really.
Ok; fair enough if you don’t care for Larson, Addams, Thurber, and some of the others posted, and prefer Dennis the Menace and whatever else. But what’s the point in coming into the thread just to tell everyone else how much their contributions suck?
That’s a classic in our house, too. “Dinner’s getting cold honey ! Are you coming or is someone wrong on the Internet again?”
This comic has been hanging on my fridge door for years and I still get a little chuckle out of it. It’s a cat saying (or IS it? You never know with cats! ) to a woman: “Cats can’t talk, Harriet. You’re losing your mind.”
Someecards are fun, too. My favourite. “I tried to form a gang once, but it turned into a book club”.