Dilbert cartoon first published on Tuesday 12th April 2011
Dilbert//8032, first published fifteen years ago on Tuesday 12th April 2011
Tags
computers & peripherals fraternization friends with ghots ghandi ghost personal page ghosts heaven internet & world wide web llincoln satellite pictures social media social network technology
Official transcript
Dogbert: Our new product will be a social network for people who want to be friends with ghosts. We'll post satellite pictures on each ghost's personal page and say the photos were taken from heaven. Man: Abraham Lincoln posted new pictures. Woman: I'm chatting with Gandhi! Later.
originally published on dilbert.com
Open source transcript
OUR NEW PRODUCT WILL BE A SOCIAL NETWORK FOR PEOPLE WHO WANT TO BE FRIENDS WITH GHOSTS.
WELL POST SATELLITE PICTURES ON EACH GHOST'S PERSONAL PAGE AND SAY THE PHOTOS WERE TAKEN FROM HEAVEN.
CLICK LATER ABRAHAM LINCOLN POSTED NEW PICTURES.
I'M CHATTING WITH GANDHI!
collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive
AI Analysis
Title: "Ghostly Connections"
Summary:
The comic strip, originally published in, follows the character Dilbert as he explores a new social network for people who want to be friends with ghosts. The strip consists of three panels:
Panel 1: Dilbert introduces the new product, emphasizing its purpose: to connect people with ghosts.
Panel 2: Dilbert explains that the service will post satellite pictures on each ghost's personal page, allowing users to say the photos were taken from heaven.
Panel 3: Abraham Lincoln is shown posting new pictures, and Dilbert comments that he's chatting with Gandhi. The strip concludes with a humorous twist, highlighting the unexpected connections that can be made through this unique social network.
Overall, the comic strip pokes fun at the idea of a social network for ghosts and the creative ways people might use it to connect with others.
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