On some non-sensiclal New Yorker cartoons -

The inside joke here is that what this sap is

claiming is actually impossible.

Reason being, that in one published interview with a

prominent newspaper, the cartoon editor, when

asked why he purchased SOME cartoons that were

ungraspable, or non-sensical in the view of many readers . . .  

( by their obvious steady complaints in letters to the editor ), defended his position by saying that he KNOWS that maybe 15% of the audience will not "GET" the cartoon gag . . . but that it was meant to be that way, and it was "okay" with him ( And I assume "okay" by his boss ).

When I read this, I dropped my coffee, or maybe it was a glass of Jack Daniels, but I couldn't believe it.

All I know is that when I had my company, and while I was away, my man in charge KEPT on doing what 15% of my customers were complaining about . . . and saw nothing wrong with that, I would immediately fire the guy . . . Am I wrong ? ( Or am I making too much sense ).

Annonymous replies welcome.  It's okay.

Business cartoon -19231- Roy Delgado

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" This is the sum of true righteousness -

Treat others, as though wouldst thyself be treated.

Do nothing to thy neighbor, which hereafter

Thou wouldst not have thy neighbor do to thee. "

- Hindu wisdom

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I love it . . . it's all right there.

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" All big men are dreamers.

They see things in the soft haze of a spring day or in

the red fire of a long winter's evening.  Some of us let

great dreams die, but others nourish and protect them,

nurse them through bad days till they bring them to

the sunshine and light which come always to those

who sincerely hope that their dreams will come true. "

- Woodrow Wilson, 1856-1924

PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

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" A wise man

makes more opportunities 

than he finds. "

- Francis Bacon, 1561-1626

ENGLISH PHILOSOPHER

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" To improve

the golden moment of opportunity,

and catch the good

that is within our reach,

is the great art in life. "

- William James, 1842-1910

AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST AND PHILOSOPHER

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