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by Theresa (T-) McCracken

 

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Business Cartoon 9126: At a conference a caveman in a bearskin saying to a man, "I'm in hunting and gathering. And you?"

 

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Movie Cartoon 3993

Movie Cartoon 3993: "A Low Budget Remake of Godzilla Meets Frankenstein." At a convention where both are wearing name tags one says, "Hi, I'm Godzilla" and the other says, "Hi, I'm Frankenstein."

 

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Robot Cartoon 7742

Robot Cartoon 7742: A robot at a "Technology Conference" asks another, "How long has your work place been human free?"

 

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Conference Cartoon 9173
Conference Cartoon 9173: A man looks at a long list at the "Simplify Your Life Conference, 1,000s of Exhibits."

 

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Computer Cartoon 4130

Computer Cartoon 4130: "A Meeting of Computer Buffs." A group of nude people mingles with computers.

 

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Conference Cartoon 6486

Conference Cartoon 6486: People at a conference all wear name tags that are barcodes.

 

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Parking Cartoon 8982

Parking Cartoon 8982: A man running into a Parking Expo says to a friend, "Sorry I'm late, but I had a heck of a time finding a parking space?"

 

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Bee Cartoon 5797
Bee Cartoon 5797: A bee in a three-piece suit trying to get into a "Beekeepers' Convention" asks, "What do you mean no bees are allowed? That's species discrimination."

 

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Hotel Cartoon 5219

Hotel Cartoon 5219: "Compliments of the House." Someone enters a hotel room where the furniture is speaking saying: "You did great in today's meeting," "Good looking suit," and "You're a handsome hunk."

 

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Africa Cartoon 2550
Africa Cartoon 2550: Stanley in the jungle meeting a man in a safari outfit saying, "Dr. Livingstone, I Presume?" The man says, "No, Eddie Feinstein of New Jersey."

 

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