Showing posts with label New Yorker cartoons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Yorker cartoons. Show all posts

Sunday, May 30, 2010

Re-captioned New Yorker Cartoon #18

"Next time you suggest I go with you to some god damn pretentious art gallery opening, I suggest you feel free to leave this child behind."

Sunday, March 2, 2008

Re-captioned New Yorker Cartoon #17

"It's Madeline Albright, don't pick her up. I don't want to hear her plug her latest book yet again."
(This cartoon originally appeared in the 10-5-87 issue of the New Yorker.)

Monday, February 18, 2008

Re-captioned New Yorker cartoon #16

"Sorry sir, but this table is reserved for Senator Larry Craig and his evangelical minister friends."

(This cartoon originally appeared in the Feb. 11/18 2008 issue of the New Yorker.)

Sunday, February 10, 2008

Re-captioned New Yorker Cartoon #15

The brain trust behind the Republican war of terror.
(This cartoon originally appeared in the 1-16-89 issue of the New Yorker.)

Sunday, January 27, 2008

Re-captioned New Yorker Cartoon #14

"Our economic stimulus check came today. Now I can afford to get you both spayed and neutered. Thank you George W. Bush!"


(This cartoon originally appeared in the 10-24-1988 issue of the New Yorker.)

Thursday, January 17, 2008

Re-captioned New Yorker Cartoon #13

"If you refer to making love as "caging our voters" one more time, I swear I'll cut off your little huckabee."

(This cartoon appeared originally in the 11-5-84 issue of the New Yorker.)

Monday, January 14, 2008

Re-captioned New Yorker Cartoon #12

'Your honor, this couple stands accused of going into a Wal-Mart and not buying anything. They also did not stop at the Starbucks in the lobby to buy a cup of coffee on their way up here. I recommend you throw the book at these anti corporate terrorists!"

(This cartoon originally appeared in the 9-22-86 issue of the New Yorker.)

Friday, January 11, 2008

Re-captioned New Yorker Cartoon #11

"We'd like to hire you, work you half to death, stress you out, deny you your benefits when you need them, pass you over for promotions, pay you a lower salary than you deserve, and then lay you off when you need this job the most. Is all that okay with you?"

(This cartoon originally appeared in the 1-2-1984 issue of the New Yorker.)

Monday, January 7, 2008

Re-captioned New Yorker Cartoon #10

"I've got a nagging feeling that despite it all, we're still being left behind."

(This cartoon originally appeared in the 5-30-1994 issue of the New Yorker.)

Wednesday, January 2, 2008

Re-Captioned New Yorker Cartoon #9

"Why yes, I'd love to have a US military base built here!"

(This cartoon originally appeared in the 6-6-1953 issue of the New Yorker.)

Sunday, December 30, 2007

Re-Captioned New Yorker Cartoon #8

"Your loan came through, we'll go ahead and save your life now."


(This cartoon originally appeared in the 2-4-1950 issue of the New Yorker. The original caption was, "By the way-you for or against socialized medicine?")

Friday, December 28, 2007

Re-Captioned New Yorker Cartoon #7

"Good news! We're getting a Super Wal Mart and Super Target here next month!"

(This cartoon originally appeared in the 11-26-1949 issue of the New Yorker.)

Tuesday, December 25, 2007

Re-captioned New Yorker Cartoon #6

"The Christmas parties in Larry Craig's office get kinkier every year."

Sunday, December 16, 2007

Re-captioned New Yorker Cartoon #2

"Carstairs, I seem to have forgotten who we're supposed to be oppressing today. Be a pal and remind me ok?"