2006-01-30
Original: 2006-01-30 on Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
Transcript
Panel 1 (single panel):
A man in a green polo shirt stands at a bar with his arm around a blonde woman. He gestures with a thumb back toward another woman (in pink) standing further away near the bar.
Man: "OH HER? I MEAN, WE CAME TOGETHER, BUT WE'RE NOT, LIKE, DATING."
Caption (below panel): Technically, I wasn't lying about my wife.
Votey:
Handwritten title: "The shape of this bar:"
A line graph showing a curve that starts flat/low at the left (near a small bar-shaped block marked with a tiny circle) and slopes steeply upward to the right. Two stick figures are climbing up the steep slope, one ahead of the other.
A man in a green polo shirt stands at a bar with his arm around a blonde woman. He gestures with a thumb back toward another woman (in pink) standing further away near the bar.
Man: "OH HER? I MEAN, WE CAME TOGETHER, BUT WE'RE NOT, LIKE, DATING."
Caption (below panel): Technically, I wasn't lying about my wife.
Votey:
Handwritten title: "The shape of this bar:"
A line graph showing a curve that starts flat/low at the left (near a small bar-shaped block marked with a tiny circle) and slopes steeply upward to the right. Two stick figures are climbing up the steep slope, one ahead of the other.
Alt text
A single-panel comic set in a bar. A smiling man in a green polo shirt has his arm around a blonde woman and gives a thumbs-back gesture toward another woman in a pink dress standing further down the bar. He says, "Oh her? I mean, we came together, but we're not, like, dating." The caption below reads: "Technically, I wasn't lying about my wife." The joke: he's deflecting that the pink-dress woman is his date, while the woman on his arm is actually his wife, so his denial is technically true. Votey (aftercomic): a hand-drawn sketch titled "The shape of this bar:" depicting a graph with a curve that starts flat at the left and slopes steeply upward to the right, with two stick figures struggling to climb up the steep slope — a literal pun on the word "bar."
Transcribed by Claude Opus 4.8.