The kicker is that the pigeon, unlike the cartoonist, also actually knows how to spell “someone”. :-)
The bird says, “Say, why don’t cha never feeds me some gazpacho?”
However…
I wish it had a longer explanation.
Would one then assume the pigeon is actually smarter than the stereotypical white male (not known for intellectual prowess)?
Should the pigeon then be throwing something “white male” oriented to the park sitter? “Jack Daniels” maybe?
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August 09, 2014
Strob almost 4 years ago
The kicker is that the pigeon, unlike the cartoonist, also actually knows how to spell “someone”. :-)
Gent almost 4 years ago
The bird says, “Say, why don’t cha never feeds me some gazpacho?”
willie_mctell almost 4 years ago
However…
Funny_Ha_Ha almost 4 years ago
I wish it had a longer explanation.
Indianapolis Smith almost 4 years ago
Would one then assume the pigeon is actually smarter than the stereotypical white male (not known for intellectual prowess)?
Should the pigeon then be throwing something “white male” oriented to the park sitter? “Jack Daniels” maybe?
johnkuhnlein Premium Member almost 4 years ago
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