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Dilbert by Scott Adams is the most photocopied, pinned-up, downloaded, faxed and e-mailed comic strip in the world. Dubbed "the cartoon hero of the workplace" by The San Francisco Examiner, Dilbert has been syndicated since 1989 and now appears in 2,000 newspapers in 65 countries and 25 languages.
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MPeters said, about 11 hours ago
Dogbert’s creating quite a mental picture.
Bruno Zeigerts said, about 10 hours ago
So… you can make fun of women … provided they’re fat.
Even if they can’t help it.
So… fat people are fair game.
Sisyphos said, about 10 hours ago
Not a tad, no. Let’s just say there is the potential on this date for you to be smothered with affection, Dilbert.
Prof danglais said, about 9 hours ago
Now there’s an excuse I can use…
happysundog said, about 6 hours ago
Lighten up Bruno. Comics don’t have to be PC…in fact, if they were, we’d never laugh at anything.
Pratyeka said, about 5 hours ago
@Bruno Zeigerts
Not just fat women, but anyone who is different in a way that we percieve them as suffering from their affliction. Most cheap humor is based on the suffering of others.
bawana said, about 5 hours ago
Having spent the greater portion of my life a little pudgy, I think I am allowed to have an opinion on this. Fat people are mentally defective. WE create reasons to eat too much, then whine that non-defective people polk fun at us. Some of US go so far as to think it is our right to get special dispostion because it “isn’t our fault” that we can’t stop pack’in the pie hole. I personally have lost and gained the same twenty lbs at least six times in my life. That’s 120 pounds!
chaosed said, about 5 hours ago
I own several Dilbert books. In one of them he wrote notes about his strips telling anecdotes and bits of background information about them. For this story arc he was trying to make fun of people who are extremely large, not fat. (you will see in a few days the woman is twice dilbert’s size). When it originally published he caught a lot of flak because people thought he was making fun of fat people then, too.
Clark Kent said, about 4 hours ago
♫ ….. “one day, as I was huggin’ and a chalkin’, chalkin’ and a huggin’ away, I saw another guy piece of chalk in his hand, comin’ round the other way” ….. ♫
GregJ-99 said, about 4 hours ago
@chaosed
Uh, thanks for spoiling the suspense for us. Should’ve waited until the arc was ending before posting that comment.
nazzofoggenmach said, about 3 hours ago
she beeps when she backs up
Omnius said, about 3 hours ago
Sounds like Dilbert has a date with Gardula the Hutt, Jabba’s old girlfriend.
Strod said, about 3 hours ago
You people are heartless, making fun of Jabba the Circus Tentt.
roxxitt2yaaa said, about 2 hours ago
“Jabba The Date”?? Oh… this can’t be good…
Kelly Culp said, about 1 hour ago
@bawana
If someone is actually “mentally defective,” though, they still shouldn’t be made fun of. In fact, that often makes the problem worse. And let’s not forget that sometimes it really isn’t their fault. I used to know a woman who, to stay thin, had to exercise so much that her doctor told her she had to cut back. She eventually did, but it left her obese.