Mutt & Jeff by Bud Fisher for February 22, 2024

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    BasilBruce  9 months ago

    I’m sure the cartoonist thinks he’s sharp, but this gag leaves me flat.

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    a sage  9 months ago

    The orchestra leader just needs his hands anyway.

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    Little Caesar  9 months ago

    Would you settle for sevenths? Or domimnant ninths over thirteenths?

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    Redd Panda  9 months ago

    Sell him a can of Eureka Shoe Oil.

    Eureka Shoe Oil Ask for it by name.

    Available wherever fine shoe lubricants are sold.

    Did you know, they still sell shoe polish? I thought I was the last guy who still polished his shoes. Must be a few more out there somewhere.

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    Redd Panda  9 months ago

    Fun Fact. Ration Coupon shows that this strip is from the war years. My Grandfather had a car during the war. He got extra gas rations as he drove 4 or 5 guys to work in the aircraft factory he worked in.

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    Dean  9 months ago

    Probably also wants his computer’s mouse left click act the same as the right.

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    gcarlson  9 months ago

    Reminded of a wartime Popeye version of Jack and the Beanstalk – instead of gold coins, the giant had stacks of tires. As a kid I thought it was cool like the stacks of tires outside one of the box stores; later I learned about rationing.

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    brklnbern  9 months ago

    Obviously from WWII, when many things were rationed, even food.

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    brklnbern  9 months ago

    Great last panel matching the tones and keys of the squeaks.

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    Printer  9 months ago

    I believe history will repeat itself and the government will ration again. Not because of war, but to control what we buy. We all experienced it somewhat during the epidemic.

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