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Dilbert cartoon first published on Sunday 2nd July 2017

Dilbert//10305, first published nine years ago on Sunday 2nd July 2017


Tags

cpr, bragging, braggart, ego, one-up, storytelling, exaggeration


Official transcript

Dilbert: My CPR instructor says I was one of his best students. Topper: That's nothing. I'm so good at CPR that my practice dummy came to life. He grew limbs and got married to a crash test dummy. They had three mannequins together and they live in the suburbs. But the marriage didn't last because the CPR dummy could not forget the taste of my lips. I blame myself for being irresistible. Why do all of my conversations end with me sitting alone?

originally published on dilbert.com


Open source transcript

MY CPR INSTRUCTOR SAYS I WAS ONE OF HIS BEST STUDENTS.

TOPPER THAT'S NOTHING.

I'M SO GOOD AT CPR THAT MY PRACTICE DUMMY CAME TO LIFE.

HE GREW LIMBS AND GOT MARRIED TO A CRASH TEST DUMMY.

THEY HAD THREE MANNEQUINS TOGETHER AND THEY LIVE IN THE SUBURBS.

BUT THE MARRIAGE DIDN'T LAST BECAUSE THE CPR DUMMY COULD NOT FORGET THE TASTE OF MY LIPS.

I BLAME MYSELF FOR BEING IRRESISTIBLE.

WHY DO ALL OF MY CONVERSATIONS END WITH ME SITTING ALONE?

collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive


AI Analysis

Title: "Irresistible"

This comic strip, originally published in the 'Dilbert' series, follows the conversation between Dilbert and his colleague, Topper. The strip consists of eight panels, each with a speech bubble.

Content Summary:

  • Dilbert's CPR instructor comments on his exceptional performance during the course.
  • Topper shares a personal anecdote about his marriage, which ended due to his wife's inability to forget the taste of his lips.
  • Dilbert expresses his frustration with being blamed for being irresistible, despite having no control over his lips.
  • The conversation concludes with Dilbert sitting alone, pondering the reasons behind his colleagues' reluctance to engage in discussions with him.

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