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Prison & Jail Cartoons

by Theresa (T-) McCracken

 

Prison Cartoon 2018
Prison Cartoon 2018: A prisoner struggling to reach the toilet paper that has rolled outside the bars of his cell.

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Father Cartoon 8612

Father Cartoon 8612: A kid sharing a jail cell with a man says, "Next Father"s day I'll buy you a tie instead of stealing a Ferrari."

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Interior Design Cartoon 7303

Interior Design Cartoon 7303: A prisoner says to another, "I'm new. How's the Feng Shui here?"

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Prisoner Cartoon 2028

Prisoner Cartoon 2028: A prisoner in front of a phone says to a police officer, “Personally, I'd prefer to call my locksmith instead of my lawyer.”

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Biology Cartoon 9377

Biology Cartoon 9377: “A Food Chain Gang.” A prison work crew hoeing a carrot field has a lion chained to wolf that is chained to a raccoon that is chained to a rabbit.

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Law Cartoon 5318

Law Cartoon 5318: "The Universal Penal Barcode." A prisoner is behind a huge barcode.

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Prison Cartoon 4642
Prison Cartoon 4642: Prisoner climbing out window while hanging onto a huge philodendron saying to another, "See, I told you it was a good idea to talk to the plants."

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Prison Cartoon 2326

Prison Cartoon 2326: A prisoner says to a young man, “Someday, son, all of this will be yours.”

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Jail Cartoon 4643

Jail Cartoon 4643: A kid says to Santa, "I'd like my Daddy out of jail." As elves use pick-axes to break into jail one says, "I wish we stuck to making toys."

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Knitting Cartoon 4536
Knitting Cartoon 4536: A prisoner in a cell knits a ladder that goes out the window. A guard not seeing this says, "It's amazing the change in his attitude since he took up knitting."

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Theresa (T-) McCracken
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Waldport, Oregon 97394
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