Wizard of Id by Parker and Hart
- July 08, 2009
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The pair began paving the path to the Kingdom of Id in 1950, when Parker, a staff artist for the Binghamton Press in upstate New York, was asked to judge a high school art contest. Among the entrants was a teenager by the name of Johnny Hart, whose work so impressed Parker that he arranged a meeting.
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pouncingtiger said, 4 months ago
That’s why “lines” usually don’t work.
gimmickgenius
said,
4 months ago
I’m surprised Bung didn’t immediately ask her to marry him!
Ladywolf17 said, 4 months ago
And this coming from the same guy that got the Wiz in trouble yesterday with that lame my water broke line that he used on his wife.
Powerboy said, 4 months ago
Sleazy dumps are usually owned by sleazy people anyway so, it’s par for the course I guess.
Jor-El said, 4 months ago
There are no clever lines…only desperate men.
rmleon
said,
4 months ago
Couldn’t he just give the lady a compliment without insulting the bar?
okeedoekee said, 4 months ago
Not very original is he?
Bdaysuit said, 4 months ago
At least she didn’t whack him with her purse.
stinkfoot said, 4 months ago
Not true : there are clever line, and some of them work really well. In this case, not so much.
yyyguy
said,
4 months ago
i liked Les Nessman’s line (used on Jennifer at the end of one episode where Johnny, Andy, Venus and Les all pretended to pick her up in a bar). “I’m extremely wealthy.”
Jo Jo said, 4 months ago
Not only does she own the joint, she’s pretty good at serving, too.
jimpow said, 4 months ago
What’s a girl like you doing in a nice place like this?
Wildmustang1262 said, 4 months ago
I noticed about the cigarette and ashtray between the sleazy lady and the drunken joker on the first panel. On the second panel, the cig and ashtray moved to the sleazy lady’s left side. That must be an odd.
BC13
said,
4 months ago
yyyguy,
Les’ line is the only line Jennifer ever wanted to hear. She liked older wealthier men that tire easily.
Mark Farrow said, 4 months ago
Wildmustang1262 said, 37 minutes ago
“I noticed about the cigarette and ashtray between the sleazy lady and the drunken joker on the first panel. On the second panel, the cig and ashtray moved to the sleazy lady’s left side. That must be an odd.”
It is viewed from a different angle.
crunkbot said, 4 months ago
Mark Farrow:
Unpossible. Angles do not work that way.
SQUIDBREAKER said, 4 months ago
Which reminds us:
Who stole our Jerry Mather’s autographs?
It must have been someone who was robbin’ us all along!
At least he didn’t rob us blind. Look at our eyes!
Just plain Steve said, 4 months ago
Wildmustang is right – somebody has the ashtray on a string and is dragging it slowly along the bar (that’s why it’s missing in panel three.)
Crunkbot: Angles do not work that way, but maybe Huns do?