| ! You're in line to see a cartoon? | |
| "A's" mocking us with a damn cartoon. | |
| "American Dad!" -- Famous cartoon. | |
| "And you were the pretty Indian girl with the voice of a cartoon mouse..." | |
| "Cut the crap, show us your willy," as the cartoon said. | |
| ! You're in line to see a cartoon? | |
| "A's" mocking us with a damn cartoon. | |
| "American Dad!" -- Famous cartoon. | |
| "And you were the pretty Indian girl with the voice of a cartoon mouse..." | |
| "Cut the crap, show us your willy," as the cartoon said. | |
| ! Did I miss the cartoons? | |
| "Smooth move, Ferguson" was trying to fill a void because Mr. Slattery's political cartoons weren't cutting it. | |
| "The New England Journal of Medicine does not publish X-rated cartoons. " | |
| "They're 30 year old, unemployed males who live in their parents' basements and watch cartoons all day." | |
| "This isn't one of your cartoons. | |
| ! Did I miss the cartoons? | |
| "Smooth move, Ferguson" was trying to fill a void because Mr. Slattery's political cartoons weren't cutting it. | |
| "The New England Journal of Medicine does not publish X-rated cartoons. " | |
| "They're 30 year old, unemployed males who live in their parents' basements and watch cartoons all day." | |
| "This isn't one of your cartoons. | |
| Then, of course, those experiences and that history got chewed up in the commercial machine, got jazzed up, made titillating, cartooned for the sale rack. | |
| - I think it was kind of a brave speech because Mort Walker took it very personally, you know, of Beatle Bailey fame, and a few other bigger names in cartooning took it personally because they viewed it as a shot across the bow of the way they handled their business, the way they handled their cartooning. | |
| Are you cartooning me? | |
| Doodled my way through school, thinking I was studying to be a lawyer, but actually I was learning cartooning. | |
| Good luck with your cartooning. | |
| His otherwise civic-minded parents encouraged Bill's slothful habits until the youth was fit for no respectable work and had to go into cartooning. | |
| Then, of course, those experiences and that history got chewed up in the commercial machine, got jazzed up, made titillating, cartooned for the sale rack. | |
| - I think it was kind of a brave speech because Mort Walker took it very personally, you know, of Beatle Bailey fame, and a few other bigger names in cartooning took it personally because they viewed it as a shot across the bow of the way they handled their business, the way they handled their cartooning. | |
| Are you cartooning me? | |
| Doodled my way through school, thinking I was studying to be a lawyer, but actually I was learning cartooning. | |
| Good luck with your cartooning. | |
| His otherwise civic-minded parents encouraged Bill's slothful habits until the youth was fit for no respectable work and had to go into cartooning. | |
