Dilbert cartoon first published on Wednesday 6th February 1991
Dilbert//662, first published 35 years ago on Wednesday 6th February 1991
Tags
dilbert sheep punishment sheepless nights herding dogbert sheep jokes
Official transcript
The caption says, "Sheep Jokes."
Dilbert and Dogbert walk through a meadow holding staffs and herding sheep. A sheep says, "Mom, he's herding me! He must think I'm a mutton for punishment! If we run away, he'll have some sheepless nights."
originally published on dilbert.com
Open source transcript
SHEEP JOKES MOM, HE'S HERDING ME!
HE MUST THINK I'M A MUTTON FOR PUNISHMENT!
IF WE RUN AWAY, HE'LL HAVE SOME SHEEPLESS NIGHTS.
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AI Analysis
Title: "Sheep Jokes"
Content Summary:
- The comic strip features a shepherd and his sheep, with the sheep engaging in a humorous conversation.
- The sheep discuss their desire to run away and have "sheepless nights," implying a desire for freedom and adventure.
- The shepherd, unaware of the sheep's plans, remains oblivious to the situation.
- The comic strip is a lighthearted and playful take on the classic "sheep herding" scenario, with a clever twist on the typical dynamic between shepherd and flock.
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