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Dilbert cartoon first published on Tuesday 21st October 2003

Dilbert//5302, first published 23 years ago on Tuesday 21st October 2003


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guest cartoonist rob the dinosuar bob million degrees costume you idiot no pay every has cotsume


Open source transcript

WHO'S TODAY'S GUEST CARTOONIST?* HI! ROB THE DINOSAUR HERE!

TODAY I WANT - CUT!!!

YOUR NAME IS BOB!

SIR, IT'S LIKE A MILLION DEGREES IN HERE. CAN'T WE TAKE A TWO MINUTE BREAK?

NO! YOU'LL DO IT UNTIL YOU GET IT RIGHT.

YOU IDIOT! YOU HAVE DISPLEASED ME. NO PAY FOR YOU!

I HATE PILBERT.

SSH: HE'LL HEAR YOU!

* ANSWER: GO TO DILBERT.COM

collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive


AI Analysis

Comic Strip Title: "The Dinosaur's Revenge"

Summary:

The comic strip features Rob the Dinosaur as the guest cartoonist, who is initially excited to meet Dilbert. However, his enthusiasm quickly turns sour when Dilbert dismisses him and calls him a "million degrees in here." Rob responds by taking a two-minute break, during which he cuts off Dilbert's name and replaces it with his own. The boss, who has been watching the exchange, becomes upset and fires Dilbert, much to Rob's satisfaction.

Key Elements:

  • Rob the Dinosaur's guest appearance
  • Dilbert's dismissive attitude towards Rob
  • Rob's revenge by cutting off Dilbert's name
  • The boss's firing of Dilbert
  • Rob's satisfaction with the outcome

Humor:

The comic strip's humor lies in the unexpected twist of Rob's revenge and the absurdity of the situation. The use of a dinosaur as the guest cartoonist adds to the comedic effect, as it is an unusual and unexpected character in the Dilbert universe. The strip's lighthearted and playful tone makes it an entertaining read.

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