Cartoon of the Day - Roy Delgado

 

" I've always liked gags about cannibals . . . you used to see a lot of them after the second world war in the various men's magazines, like Argosy, True, Stag, Saga, For Men Only, etc. . . .  but, like a lot of subjects, it became
hackneyed, worn out, cliche, and yes, to many, cornball . . . I STILL think it's a funny subject . . . maybe it's me.

Cartoonists like Clyde Lamb, John Gallager and Charles Dennis are just a few that did this genre well.  I guess it is gone for good . . . and I guess that's why I  probably had to stick one in here one more time . . . I'm doing it because I CAN.


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" Mid pleasures and palaces we may roam,
Be it ever so humble, there's no place like home. "

J.H. Payne, 1791-1852
AMERICAN DRAMATIST< POET AND ACTOR

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" Beauty is only skin deep, but ugly is to the bone. "

Dorothy Parker



Years ago, In 1955 while living in L.A. I tried to tell this to my only date with Marilyn Monroe, and needless to say, I was slapped.

Peter Plum