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ATM for the Bereaved – A New Cartoon
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It’s Wednesday again, time for a slightly warped cartoon. (Image after jump.) I think that this one would have made Charles Addams proud (he is my hero as far as cartoonists are concerned). I hope that you find it enjoyable, if not slightly disturbing. Please leave a comment, or a caption, if you think that would be fitting. (Leave any kind of written message that you want to bang out on your computer – I don’t want to restrain your creativity.)
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Nice…
The working man’s only hope of seeing some change.
Who said you couldn’t take it to the grave with you?
Well, at least I’ll be able to get a balloon animal next time I visit my grandparents.
I did hear a story about a wealthy man who passed away. His children were not very fond of him, and only interested in the money.
So in his will, he informed the children that the only way to get their money was to visit his grave.
He fitted his tombstone with an ATM machine, and each sibling could only remove $100 a day, everyday.
Talk about making your children visit you.
if the point is ‘dead ppl have no use for money’ i don’t quite see the humour but if it is like i think than a line of ppl looking like they just came from a funeral (woman in a veil etc.) would make the comic even more macabre