when Charles Addams was on the cusp of the nut house, he would submit a cartoon to The New Yorker of a delivery room nurse holding a baby’s ankles and beating his head on the glass of the viewing room to alert the waiting parents, saying “it’s a boy!” It must be hard to make humor in these times.
Supposedly the “For Sale: Baby Shoes, Never Worn” was a very short story recalling a tragedy whereas the baby never wore it cause the baby passed away. However, in real life we buy baby shoes, they wear them, but as a baby they don’t really use them as they can’t walk yet. I remember a neighbor who sold the expenseive Stride Rite brand back in the 90’s touting them as a necessary clothing item for a baby. Regular shoes maybe, and not really a necessity until they are learning to walk.
Say What Now‽ Premium Member 10 months ago
At last, an easier way to draw interlocking oval!
danketaz Premium Member 10 months ago
Just your average everyday lizard citizen.
Cornelius Robinson Premium Member 10 months ago
Mixed feelings about that advertisement
Cpeckbourlioux 10 months ago
Is Scientology based on lizards from outer space?
Decepticomic 10 months ago
Richard is so interesting. I wish I could hear more about how much he hates vegans.
babka Premium Member 10 months ago
when Charles Addams was on the cusp of the nut house, he would submit a cartoon to The New Yorker of a delivery room nurse holding a baby’s ankles and beating his head on the glass of the viewing room to alert the waiting parents, saying “it’s a boy!” It must be hard to make humor in these times.
Godfreydaniel 10 months ago
Luckily there were no developments in the world of politics this week…….
jpozenel 10 months ago
Today’s “MARITAL MIRTH” is surely fiction.
gmu328 10 months ago
Supposedly the “For Sale: Baby Shoes, Never Worn” was a very short story recalling a tragedy whereas the baby never wore it cause the baby passed away. However, in real life we buy baby shoes, they wear them, but as a baby they don’t really use them as they can’t walk yet. I remember a neighbor who sold the expenseive Stride Rite brand back in the 90’s touting them as a necessary clothing item for a baby. Regular shoes maybe, and not really a necessity until they are learning to walk.
Broacher 10 months ago
DEAD AND DYING: If only she had made it into a really-old-time-thingey, as in Sunday funnies before comic space was sold off to print advertisers.