Doonesbury by Garry Trudeau for August 31, 1973
August 30, 1973
September 01, 1973
Transcript:
Alice: Lissen, men-folk, seein' how this here's my birthday - which you all kindly remembered - I wanna take the floor to tell a story, about me growin' up in New York... when I was about 16, I used to stand outside the Plaza Hotel at Christmas time to watch the debutantes arrivin'. "Hi, Gloria!" I'd yell, "hi, Wendy! Hi, Consuela! Hi, Christina!" ... but they never waved back... years later, I finally figured out that society and money don't really mean "class" at all! The folks here are the ones with the class. - They got time for an ol' lady... Man: Bring on the violins! Man: Hee, hee! Zonker: That was beautiful, Alice.
Norman Vance Premium Member over 10 years ago
If I could only remember which box in the basement has those old books, I’d start rereading from the beginning right now.
learninglair1 over 6 years ago
it truly was
learninglair1 over 6 years ago
this may be the best of the year if not the pre-graduation era