Dilbert cartoon first published on Tuesday 12th September 1989

Dilbert//150, first published 37 years ago on Tuesday 12th September 1989

Tags

dogbert dilbert hawk beak mud swallow bald eagle birds disco

Official transcript

Dilbert and Dogbert crouch behind a bush and look through binoculars. Dogbert says, "Whoa! Looks like we got a pippin hawk, a prickly beak mud swallow, and a bald eagle."

Dilbert says, "Robin."

Dilbert asks, "How is it that you have spotted 1,700 exotic birds this morning, and all I have seen is one robin?"

Dogbert points and says, "Look! A monkey-faced disco hawk!!"

Dilbert asks, "Where?!"

originally published on dilbert.com

Open source transcript

WHOA! LOOKS LIKE WE GOT A PIPPIN HAWK, A PRICKLY BEAK MUD SWALLOW, AND A BALD EAGLE.

ROBIN.

HOW IS IT THAT YOU HAVE SPOTTED 1,700 EXOTIC BIRDS THIS MORNING, AND ALL I HAVE SEEN IS ONE ROBIN?

LOOK! A MONKEY-FACED DISCO HAWK!!

WHERE?!

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AI Analysis

The comic strip is titled 'A Monkey-Faced Disco Hawk'.

Summary

The comic strip features Dilbert and Dogbert in a field, where Dilbert claims to have spotted 1,700 exotic birds, including a Pippin Hawk, Prickly Beak Mud Swallow, and a Bald Eagle. Dogbert is skeptical and asks if all he has seen is one Robin. Dilbert responds by pointing out a monkey-faced disco hawk, which Dogbert dismisses as a "monkey-faced disco hawk". The comic strip pokes fun at the idea of spotting exotic birds in a field and the absurdity of the situation.

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