2006-06-30
Original: 2006-06-30 on Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
Transcript
Panel 1 (single panel):
A man named Jim reclines on a therapist's couch, holding his face thoughtfully. He says:
Jim: "I GUESS... I GUESS SOMEHOW I JUST FEEL LIKE LESS OF A MAN..."
In the foreground, a bald therapist with glasses sits taking notes on a pad.
Caption (below panel): "Jim's life has changed a lot ever since his genitals fell off."
Votey:
A loose sketch of a smiling man's face in profile. A speech bubble above him reads:
"IT'S PRETTY GREAT."
A man named Jim reclines on a therapist's couch, holding his face thoughtfully. He says:
Jim: "I GUESS... I GUESS SOMEHOW I JUST FEEL LIKE LESS OF A MAN..."
In the foreground, a bald therapist with glasses sits taking notes on a pad.
Caption (below panel): "Jim's life has changed a lot ever since his genitals fell off."
Votey:
A loose sketch of a smiling man's face in profile. A speech bubble above him reads:
"IT'S PRETTY GREAT."
Alt text
A single-panel comic in a therapist's office. A man named Jim reclines on an orange therapy couch, resting his hand against his face with a troubled expression, saying, "I guess... I guess somehow I just feel like less of a man..." In the foreground, a bald therapist wearing glasses sits taking notes on a pad. A potted plant stands behind the couch. The caption below reads: "Jim's life has changed a lot ever since his genitals fell off." Votey: a rough black-and-white sketch of a smiling man's face in profile, with a speech bubble saying, "It's pretty great." The joke flips the gloomy therapy mood into cheerful relief.
Transcribed by Claude Opus 4.8.