Dilbert cartoon first published on Saturday 22nd December 2001

Dilbert//4634, first published 25 years ago on Saturday 22nd December 2001

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important document signed petition nobel peace prize sip trade ya

Official transcript

Ratbert says to Bob, the dinosaur, "Bob, I hold in my hands the most important document ever created."

Ratbert continues, "It's a signed petition to end war. I expect to win the Nobel Peace Prize for this."

Ratbert asks Bob, "May I have a sip of that?"

Bob replies, "Trade ya."

originally published on dilbert.com

Open source transcript

BOB, I HOLD IN MY HANDS THE MOST IMPORTANT DOCUMENT EVER CREATED.

IT'S A SIGNED PETITION TO END WAR. I WIN THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE FOR THIS.

MAY I HAVE A SIP OF THAT?

TRADE YA.

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AI Analysis

Comic Strip Title: "The Nobel Peace Prize"

Summary:

The comic strip features Bob, a green dinosaur, and Dilbert, a brown dog, engaged in a conversation about a signed petition to end war. The conversation unfolds as follows:

• Bob holds the most important document ever created, which is a signed petition to end war.
• Bob expects to win the Nobel Peace Prize for this achievement.
• Dilbert asks if Bob has a sip of his drink, implying that the petition is not as significant as Bob claims.
• Bob responds by saying "trade ya," suggesting that he is willing to exchange the petition for a sip of Dilbert's drink.

Overall, the comic strip pokes fun at the idea of a signed petition being a significant achievement and highlights the absurdity of expecting a Nobel Peace Prize for such an action.

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