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by Theresa (T-) McCracken

 

Road Construction Cartoon 6093
Road Construction Cartoon 6093: A road crew building an Evel Knievel type of loop in the road with a sign for it.

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Road Cartoon 8330

Road Cartoon 8330: A road worker with a wheel barrow of papers throws a stack of papers in a pot hole says to a bulldozer driver, "These zoning regulations sure are making it easier to fill pot holes."

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Construction Cartoon 6429
Construction Cartoon 6429: "McWit Asphalt found their scratch-&-sniff business cards that smelled like tar did not bring in any jobs." Someone faints after smelling a card.

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Towing Cartoon 8180
Towing Cartoon 8180: "The Bermuda Pothole: where trucks towing boats mysteriously disappear."

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Road Cartoon 6373

Road Cartoon 6373: A man standing in a big hole says, "I found another pothole."

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Bridge Cartoon 4998
Bridge Cartoon 4998: A man says to a draftsman drawing plans for bridge, the card game, "Farnsworth, this isn't what I meant when I asked you to draft bridge plans."

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Pothole Cartoon 8150

Pothole Cartoon 8150: An astronomer looking through a telescope at a planet with lots of craters says, “Either this planet has a lot of meteor showers or they have no budget to repair their potholes.”

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Mason Cartoon 6420
Mason Cartoon 6420: "Tomb of the Unknown Mason." A woman brings flowers to legs sticking out of the cement in a sidewalk in front of a contractor's office.

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Driving Cartoon 6407
Driving Cartoon 6407: "Susan unexpectedly found herself living life in the fast lane due to a road detour." A man in a sports car drives through a living room where a woman knits.

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Construction Cartoon 6332

Construction Cartoon 6332: "Using a transit, Dave officially determines that Bill is not level headed." Bill's head is obviously on at a 45° level.

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Theresa (T-) McCracken
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