Doonesbury by Garry Trudeau for July 25, 2014
July 24, 2014
July 26, 2014
Transcript:
Honey: (And he brings the best wishes of the American people.) Duke: YOu know, when I first arrived here, I was given Mao's little red book. Honey: (I think he's about to make a joke.) Duke: When I asked why it was so popular, I was told, "Better read than dead." Honey: (The joke has been made, and he will be expecting you to laugh at it. Go wild.) Crowd: Ha ha ha ha hee hee ho! Duke: But seriously, folks, I'm tickled pinko to be here tonight.
BE THIS GUY about 10 years ago
Because of Honey, an international incident has been avoided.
craygz Premium Member about 10 years ago
Duke struck it rich we she was assigned to him
thirdguy about 10 years ago
I can think of a few times, when I could have used someone with her talents. Oh well, unemployment is usually temporary.
nyssawho13 about 10 years ago
…though the sign language interpreter at Mr. Mandela’s funeral comes to mind.
Beleck3 about 10 years ago
the American way hasn’t changed in all these years. lol
StCleve72 about 10 years ago
One of the funniest arcs in all the years of DB.
mzakem650 Premium Member about 10 years ago
Agree! I’ve always loved the way her face is drawn, the blank glasses versus what she is saying.
Dragoncat about 10 years ago
She’s perfect for him!
braindead Premium Member about 10 years ago
There was a story that just after the war, Eisenhower was speaking to a crowd in Japan with a translator. In the middle of his speech, he told a joke, which took a little while to tell. The translator said just a few words and the crowd laughed.
After the speech, he asked the translator how he had told the joke so quickly. The translator responded “The General has told a joke. Please laugh.”
bobdingus about 10 years ago
LOL!
BE THIS GUY about 10 years ago
@Oak Ridge Boys61Thank you for Volunteering that information.
Michelle Morris about 10 years ago
This strip has been stuck in my mind for years! Great to see it again.