Dilbert cartoon first published on Friday 25th May 2001
Dilbert//4423, first published 25 years ago on Friday 25th May 2001
Tags
boyfreind project turtlenecks jeans fish training for marathins cry at movies the boyfriend project makeover clothes body animals
Official transcript
Caption reads: "The Boyfriend Project."
Alice hands her boyfriend clothing and says, "I'm putting you in turtlenecks and jeans."
As the boyfriend changes into his new clothing, Alice continues, "You don't like to fish anymore. Now you're training for marathons."
The boyfriend begins to wail, screaming, "WHAA! WHAA!"
Alice replies, "You can only cry at movies."
originally published on dilbert.com
Open source transcript
THE BOYFRIEND PROJECT I'M PUTTING YOU IN TURTLENECKS AND JEANS.
"wr, YOU DON'T LIKE TO FISH ANYMORE.
NOW YOU'RE TRAINING FOR MARATHONS.
WHAA!
WHAA!
YOU CAN ONLY CRY AT MOVIES.
collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive
AI Analysis
The comic strip is titled "The Boyfriend Project" and features a humorous exchange between a man and a woman. The man is attempting to put the woman in a pair of turtlenecks and jeans, but she is resistant to the idea. She explains that she doesn't like to fish anymore and is now training for marathons, implying that she needs to be comfortable and flexible in her clothing choices. The man is frustrated by her refusal to wear the outfit he has chosen for her, and the woman responds by saying that she can only cry at movies, which is a playful way of saying that she is not interested in doing what the man wants her to do.
Key Points:
- The comic strip is titled "The Boyfriend Project".
- The man is trying to dress the woman in a specific outfit.
- The woman is resistant to the idea and explains her reasons.
- The man is frustrated and the woman responds playfully.
- The comic strip is humorous and lighthearted.
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