Dwane Powell by Dwane Powell
- June 30, 2009
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Dwane Powell has won the Overseas Press Club Citation for Excellence in Cartooning and the National Headliners Club award for Outstanding Editorial Cartoons. His cartoons were an important element in the Raleigh News and Observer's Boss Hog series, which won the 1995 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service. His work is nationally syndicated by Creators Syndicate.
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dtroutma said, 2 days ago
Uh, Viennas cost a heck of a lot more per pound than hot dogs.
bigg3469
said,
2 days ago
I Don’t blame the Doxie for hating the Viennas, that pooch rather have All Beef Foot Longs for the Forth!
dtroutma said, 1 day ago
bigg, oddly, my doxie also turns his nose up at viennas- but he loves broccoli- guess he’s not a Bush fan either??
TrickyPickle said, 1 day ago
Wish my country would learn how to make a decent sausage.
nomad2112 said, about 23 hours ago
Oscar Mayer all beef franks … MMmmmm………
TrickyPickle said, about 13 hours ago
I love Viennas. Sautee some onions in a pan with butter on a low hat ‘till soft, add a tin of viennas and turn up the heat. Wait ‘till brown then toss in some ketchup and turn the heat to high for half a minute or so. Serve with fresh bread and margarine. Mmmmm. :)