Dilbert cartoon first published on Wednesday 16th January 1991

Dilbert//641, first published 35 years ago on Wednesday 16th January 1991

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dilbert museum tazmanian woogat silk cheap polyester shirts wear gift shop

Official transcript

Dogbert leads a man and a woman through the museum. Dogbert says, "'Dogbert's Museum of the Strange and Amazing' is the only place you can find . . ."

Dogbert continues, ". . . A shirt woven entirely from a single thread of Tazmanian woogat silk."

The man says, "It looks like the cheap polyester shirts that I wear."

Dogbert says, "In that case, this is the gift shop."

originally published on dilbert.com

Open source transcript

"DOGBERT'S MUSEUM OF THE STRANGE AND AMAZING" IS THE ONLY PLACE YOU CAN FIND... ... A SHIRT WOVEN ENTIRELY FROM A SINGLE THREAD OF TAZMANIAN WOOGAT SILK.

IT LOOKS LIKE THE CHEAP POLYESTER SHERTS THAT I WEAR.

IN THAT CASE, THIS IS THE GIFT SHOP.

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AI Analysis

Comic Strip Title: "Dogbert's Museum of the Strange and Amazing"

Summary:

The comic strip features Dogbert, a character known for his eccentricities, showcasing his unique collection in a museum. The scene unfolds with a visitor inquiring about the only item on display, a shirt made from a single thread of Tazmanian Woogat Silk. Dogbert proudly explains that it resembles cheap polyester shirts but is, in fact, a gift shop item. The visitor is perplexed, leading to a humorous exchange between Dogbert and the visitor.

Key Elements:

• Dogbert's eccentric collection
• The mysterious shirt made from Tazmanian Woogat Silk
• The visitor's confusion and Dogbert's playful explanation
• The comedic tone and witty dialogue characteristic of the 'Dilbert' comic strip series.

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