The Quigmans by Buddy Hickerson
- June 10, 2009
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ejcapulet
said,
5 months ago
I know plenty of “good ol’ gals” like her!
runar
said,
5 months ago
She looks like a bad copy of the portrait on a $100 bill.
forceonatr said, 5 months ago
I’m giving this one a 3 due to an intellectual honesty that will not allow me to lie and bash this comic every day even though Buddy is a slow (gifted?) former pushbroom salesman who (obviously) died years ago, the government covering it up by reposting his cartoons.
Now… this may be funny by accident and indeed I think I have evidence to that effect, but it’s still funny to me (a 3 remember, don’t get carried away) based on my earlier criteria that a joke must do at least one of the things on my list.
This would barely satisfy
[c.) knowing someone/something like the character/situation] and
[f.) at least smiling mildly or being amused at all.]
The problem is that it’s not a caricature - this is quite exactly the way two older women might talk/joke with eachother. It’s not even a particularly winning line if said in a real conversation. Were it delivered wittily in an unplanned moment it would evince the slightest chortle… drawn here in premeditation it has lost all but trace amounts of comedy.
Ash said, 5 months ago
@farleftside: aging isn’t exclusive to women so I didn’t take it personally.