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Dilbert cartoon first published on Wednesday 18th June 2003

Dilbert//5177, first published 23 years ago on Wednesday 18th June 2003


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grabbed by hand my sales meeting dressed like god huge hand guy thought it would be funny hee hee


Official transcript

The plane is shown being grabbed by a giant hand. A flight crew member announces, "Folks, please stay in your seats. We've been grabbed by a huge hand."

The woman next to Dilbert looks terrified. Dilbert says, "I hope this has nothing to do with how I dressed for my sales meeting at the Vatican."

Ratbert is watching television at home. A voice from the television says, "But it turned out to be a guy with a huge hand who said he 'thought it would be funny.'"

Ratbert laughs, "Hee hee! Huge hand."

originally published on dilbert.com


Open source transcript

FOLKS, PLEASE STAY IN YOUR SEATS. WEVE BEEN GRABBED BY A HUGE HAND.

I HOPE THIS HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH HOW I DRESSED FOR MY SALES MEETING AT THE VATICAN.

BUT IT TURNED OUT TO BE A GUY WITH A HUGE HAND WHO SAID HE "THOUGHT IT WOULD BE FUNNY." HEE HEE!

HUGE HAND.

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AI Analysis

Comic Strip Title: "Huge Hand"

Summary:

The comic strip revolves around a humorous encounter between a woman and a man with an oversized hand. The scene unfolds in three panels:

  • Panel 1: A woman is seated on an airplane, with a man sitting across from her. He extends his hand to offer her a seatbelt, but his massive hand overshadows the seat.
  • Panel 2: The woman is startled by the size of the man's hand, exclaiming, "I hope this has nothing to do with how I dressed for my sales meeting at the Vatican."
  • Panel 3: The man, amused by the woman's comment, responds, "But it turned out to be a guy with a huge hand who said he 'thought it would be funny.'"

The comic strip playfully explores the absurdity of the situation, poking fun at the unexpected encounter and the woman's witty remark.

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