Demolition & Wrecking Ball Cartoons
by Theresa (T-) McCracken
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Inspector Cartoon 7332: Seeing a wrecking ball coming through the window of a building a contractor says to another, "Call the inspector and tell him to cancel today, that something has come up."
Dog Cartoon 6305: Near a "Beware of Dog" sign is a dog swings a wrecking ball at a house.
Construction Cartoon 4492: A sign on back of dynamite truck says, "I brake for EVERYTHING."
Demolition Cartoon 4408: A man knocking down a building with a wrecking ball says, "I knew this would be easy. We built it last year."
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Karate Cartoon 6323: A man practicing karate kicks down a wall ... or so he thinks. Not seeing the wrecking ball that's just flown by he shouts, "Wow, I'll earn my black belt in no time."
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Disabled Cartoon 3504: A foreman saying to a man in a wheelchair equipped with a wrecking ball, "Why, yes, we are an equal opportunity wrecking company."
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Auto Cartoon 4357: A mechanic looking at a clunker of a car says to the owner, " ... or you could park it near the Dynamite Shack at Klutz Construction."
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Demolition Cartoon 6384: A man with a wrecking ball says to a contractor, "It took you three years to build it. I'll have it down in 15 minutes."
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Bowling Cartoon 7159: A wrecking ball gets a strike in a bowling alley.
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Wrecking Cartoon 6330: A wrecking ball aims for a bullseye target painted on the side of a building.
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