Is that a windmill inside the blimp? Is that part of the joke?
Is he CK-ing her?
That's my new verb. It's gonna catch on.
Hello Buddies, June 1952
One clauses makes the other unnecessary, but I guess both are necessary in for the line to work. It's not really a joke, though. Nothing particularly scandalous about having a step-mother, even in 1952
Oh, I see, he didn't know. I guess her sleeping over is the thing that's scandalous.
Hello Buddies, Winter 1950
Given the lead time for publishing and that cartoons are usually inventory, how did they know we were at war?
I don't know who this “Belasco” was. Somebody taking on funding for the arts in some way.
Another one where I might get it if I knew who this was
I don't think this has anything to do with the phrase “eat me” which I don't think was even coined yet, much less in use in the UK.
The old bring a prostitute to a hotel room and spending the night chestnut
Though one could think the joke is that the cactus looks like a penis and testicles, but I don't think that's it.
Does him going down on her have something to do with it? And why isn't she reacting? Wouldn't you?
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