Dilbert cartoon first published on Thursday 17th January 1991
Dilbert//642, first published 35 years ago on Thursday 17th January 1991
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dogbert museum d
Official transcript
Dogbert holds a drapery cord and says to a man and a woman, "My museum is the only place you can see the remains of D. B. Cooper."
Dogbert continues, "Cooper hijacked a jet, demanded money and a parachute, then jumped."
Dogbert opens the curtain and says, "He learned that you should never get your parachutes from the same people you're robbing."
A man's legs and a backpack are inside the display case.
originally published on dilbert.com
Open source transcript
MY MUSEUM IS THE ONLY PLACE YOU CAN SEE THE REMAINS OF D.B. COOPER.
COOPER MIJACKED A JET, DEMANDED MONEY AND A PARACHUTE, THEN JUMPED. HE LEARNED THAT YOU SHOULD NEVER GET YOUR PARACHUTES FROM THE SAME PEOPLE YOU'RE ROBBING.
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AI Analysis
Comic Strip Title: "Museum Heist"
Summary:
The comic strip follows the misadventures of a dog, D.B. Cooper, who is on display at a museum. The story unfolds in three panels:
- Panel 1: A museum visitor comments on the exhibit, "My museum is the only place you can see the remains of D.B. Cooper."
- Panel 2: A second visitor asks, "Cooper hijacked a jet, demanded money, and a parachute, then jumped." The dog responds, "He learned that you should never get your parachutes from the same people you're robbing."
- Panel 3: The dog is shown sitting in front of a display case containing a parachute, with the caption "He learned that you should never get your parachutes from the same people you're robbing."
The comic strip is a humorous take on the infamous D.B. Cooper hijacking incident, where the dog's witty remark adds a lighthearted touch to the story.
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