Dilbert cartoon first published on Friday 25th January 1991

Dilbert//650, first published 35 years ago on Friday 25th January 1991

Dilbert for Thursday 24th January 1991

Dilbert for Saturday 26th January 1991

Tags

scientist defamation league bake sale fund raiser repeat fiasco competitive volcanoes indigenous fleeing horror

Official transcript

At the Scientist Anti-Defamation League, a man says, "The bake sale fund raiser is Thursday."

The man continues, "And let's not have a repeat of last year's fiasco when it got so competitive."

On Thursday, Dilbert enters carrying a volcano and a man with a clipboard says, "Put it with the other volcanoes."

Dilbert asks, "Did you notice the indigenous people fleeing in horror?"

originally published on dilbert.com

Open source transcript

AT THE "SCIENTIST ANTI- DEFAMATION LEAGUE" THE BAKE SALE FUND RAISER IS THURSDAY.

AND LET'S NOT HAVE A REPEAT OF LAST YEAR'S FIASCO WHEN IT GOT SO COMPETITIVE.

THURSDAY PUT IT WITH THE OTHER VOLCANOES.

DID YOU NOTICE THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLE FLEEING IN HORROR?

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AI Analysis

Comic Strip Title: "The Bake Sale Fund Raiser"

Summary:

The comic strip revolves around a bake sale fund raiser, with a focus on the phrase "scientific anti-defamation league." The story unfolds in three panels, each featuring a different character and scenario.

Panel 1:

A man introduces the bake sale fund raiser, which is scheduled for Thursday.
He mentions that it will not have a repeat of last year's fiasco, implying that something went wrong previously.

Panel 2:

Another character is shown, who asks if the bake sale will have a repeat of last year's fiasco when it got so competitive.
The man responds that it will not, and instead, they will have a more competitive event.

Panel 3:

A group of people are shown, including one who is holding a volcano.
One of the people asks if you notice the indigenous people fleeing in horror.
Another person responds by saying, "Put it with the other volcanoes."

Overall:

The comic strip pokes fun at the idea of a scientific anti-defamation league and the competitive nature of bake sales. It uses humor to highlight the absurdity of the situation and the reactions of the characters involved.

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