Dilbert cartoon first published on Saturday 23rd February 1991
Dilbert//679, first published 35 years ago on Saturday 23rd February 1991
Tags
dilbert formula impress bird house conquered gravity waly hum weekend
Official transcript
Dilbert floats through the air with a propeller strapped to his back. He thinks, "My anti-gravity formula should really impress the guys at work."
Wally says, "I built a bird house this weekend."
Dilbert says, "I conquered gravity."
Another man says, "I taught myself to hum."
originally published on dilbert.com
Open source transcript
MY ANTIGRAVITY FORMULA SHOULD REALLY IMPRESS THE GUYS AT WORK.
I BUILT A BIRD HOUSE THIS WEEKEND.
I CONQUERED GRAVITY.
I TAUGHT MYSELF TO HUM.
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AI Analysis
Comic Strip Title: "Anti-Gravity Formula"
Summary:
The comic strip features a man who claims to have discovered an anti-gravity formula. He uses it to impress his coworkers, but ultimately ends up teaching himself to hum.
Panel Breakdown:
- The first panel shows the man proudly declaring that his anti-gravity formula will impress the guys at work.
- In the second panel, he demonstrates the formula by building a birdhouse, which he claims he conquered gravity to build.
- The third panel reveals that the man has actually taught himself to hum, rather than creating an anti-gravity formula.
Humor:
The comic strip's humor comes from the man's misinterpretation of his own abilities and the absurdity of his claims. The punchline, where he reveals that he has only taught himself to hum, is unexpected and humorous.
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