
He ought to get a ticket for that.
It’s Wednesday, and I am good to my word – I have a new cartoon to show you. This one is a bit on the crude side; I sincerely hope you don’t mind. (Image after jump.) I’ve often wondered – often may not be the right word, forgive me – about what the practical implications of having a giant beast roaming an urban area would be. What would it eat (when it grew tired of people)? Where would it sleep? And last of all, how would it, he or she, deal with issue of organic waste disposal? It is this last pressing issue that I have addressed – free of charge – with today’s cartoon. Enjoy.
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I never thought about that before; then again, I have a normal day job. But thank you, I guess, for opening my eyes to the true downside of having a monster roam a city.
THE BEAST COMES TO WASHINGTON.
Even king Kong could not put out the fire Washington started.
hope that’s an upper east side co-op Kong’s targeting.
Not to worry, the bears have him outnumbered.
Kong whizzes all over the parts of Manhattan that Madoff missed.