2008-01-12
Original: 2008-01-12 on Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
Transcript
Panel 1:
Young man with orange hair (to his mother): "LOOK, MOM, I'M SORRY, OKAY? ALL I'M SAYING IS HE SHOULD'VE SPECIFIED 'AFTER I DIE.'"
Panel 2 (caption: "EARLIER..."):
An older man (the father): "SON, I THINK I'D LIKE TO BE CREMATED."
The orange-haired young man: "UH... OKAY."
Votey:
The orange-haired young man: "He did seem pretty mad."
Young man with orange hair (to his mother): "LOOK, MOM, I'M SORRY, OKAY? ALL I'M SAYING IS HE SHOULD'VE SPECIFIED 'AFTER I DIE.'"
Panel 2 (caption: "EARLIER..."):
An older man (the father): "SON, I THINK I'D LIKE TO BE CREMATED."
The orange-haired young man: "UH... OKAY."
Votey:
The orange-haired young man: "He did seem pretty mad."
Alt text
A two-panel webcomic. Panel 1: A young man with orange hair, holding papers, talks to his blonde mother (seen from behind). He says, "Look, Mom, I'm sorry, okay? All I'm saying is he should've specified 'after I die.'" Panel 2, labeled "EARLIER...": An older man with glasses and a mustache (the father) says to the orange-haired son, "Son, I think I'd like to be cremated." The son replies, "Uh... okay." The joke is that the son cremated his father while he was still alive, taking the request too literally. Votey (a small follow-up drawing): a sketch of the young man's face saying, "He did seem pretty mad."
Transcribed by Claude Opus 4.8.