2004-04-22
Original: 2004-04-22 on Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
Transcript
Main comic:
A large pink monster truck barrels forward. A grinning man in a purple shirt and headband drives it, leaning out the window. A small sign on the truck reads: USA!
Below the truck, in front of its grille, a runner in a green shirt and red shorts sprints forward.
Caption (below the panel): In 2008, American lawyers discover a loophole in the Olympic rulebook that allows for monster trucks in both the 100 meter dash and the triple jump.
Votey:
Header text: Reading this in 2015...
A person rests their chin on their hand, looking deadpan.
Speech bubble: MY PREDICTION WAS WAY OFF.
A large pink monster truck barrels forward. A grinning man in a purple shirt and headband drives it, leaning out the window. A small sign on the truck reads: USA!
Below the truck, in front of its grille, a runner in a green shirt and red shorts sprints forward.
Caption (below the panel): In 2008, American lawyers discover a loophole in the Olympic rulebook that allows for monster trucks in both the 100 meter dash and the triple jump.
Votey:
Header text: Reading this in 2015...
A person rests their chin on their hand, looking deadpan.
Speech bubble: MY PREDICTION WAS WAY OFF.
Alt text
Main comic: A single panel shows a giant pink monster truck driving toward the viewer, with a grinning man in a purple shirt and headband leaning out the driver's window. A small sign on the truck reads "USA!" In front of the truck's grille, a runner in a green shirt and red shorts sprints as if competing in a footrace. The caption below reads: "In 2008, American lawyers discover a loophole in the Olympic rulebook that allows for monster trucks in both the 100 meter dash and the triple jump." The joke imagines the U.S. fielding a monster truck in Olympic track events.
Votey (aftercomic): Labeled "Reading this in 2015...", a person rests their chin on their hand with a deadpan expression and says, "My prediction was way off," acknowledging in hindsight that monster trucks never actually entered the Olympics.
Votey (aftercomic): Labeled "Reading this in 2015...", a person rests their chin on their hand with a deadpan expression and says, "My prediction was way off," acknowledging in hindsight that monster trucks never actually entered the Olympics.
Transcribed by Claude Opus 4.8.