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Comical Processing: You Write The Cartoon Caption Winner July 25, 2010

July 24, 2010
Congratulations to Doug Blakeley of Stoughton, Mass., for submitting the winning caption to the Comical Processing cartoon. A new cartoon has been posted.
"Comical Processing" features drawings by award-winning cartoonist Jerry King. It’s our way of letting you take a break from all the serious stuff you deal with at work —  by coming up with appropriate light-hearted captions.

HR has informed me of some inappropriate use of X-ray vision
during office meetings.

Honorable Mentions

"And will you stop yelling "Up, up and away!" when you press the elevator button?" Submitted  by  Rob Falconer; Lakeland, Fla.

"We don't wanna let you go, but if you don't get some help for your little kryptonite problem, our hands are tied." Submitted  by  Konrad Schwoerke

"I'm sorry but we have to let you go. Your constant complaining about no phone booths and our custodians frequently finding you naked in the broom closets is just too much!" Submitted  by  Chuck Lewis

Click here to see the current Comical Processing cartoon.

Other Submissions

"This isn't what I had in mind when I suggested the Safety Department purchase superior PPE!"Submitted  by  Laurie Passini; Helmond, Afghanistan

"So your here to take my daughter on a date. Are you employed? Do you travel much? Is there anyone that could vouch for your character?" Submitted  by  Chuck Lewis

" Jim, if this is your idea of a flying start for this position, it ain't gonna work!" Submitted  by  Muhammad Farooq Akram; Ghilzai, Jubail, KSA

"I know kids' birthday party's can be rough Stan but we're just a small time talent agency. It could have been worse, I just sent Larry the midget dressed like a girl to a bachelor's party." Submitted  by  Chuck Lewis

"Please take that memo down to accounting, but you need to use the stairs. We haven't worked up job safety analysis for flying through the window." Submitted  by  Doug Blakeley; Stoughton, Mass.

"Well Supe, your mother and I are worried. You have no 401K, no life insurance, comic book sells are down. You can't leap out of bed let alone leap a tall building in a single bound. How about coming to work for me in the exciting world of hardware? " Submitted  by  Chuck Lewis

"Bob, you think that will help you stop the next run away reaction?" Submitted  by  Harold Paine

"Hey! that's the missing page from the new formula get it over to R & D before they start missing it. " Submitted  by  George Collins

"Now remember Henry, that Management Consultant said this would up your workload 10 fold and we can sell the company jet!" Submitted  by  Craig Watkinson; Nottingham, UK

"Alex I didn't move the phone booth and if you don't stop blaming me there's going to be big trouble." Submitted  by  George Collins

"Just between you and me - that room was full of Kryptonite!" Submitted  by  Becky Saxena

"I hope you don’t think that getup will help with your performance review." Submitted  by  Kirby Hostetler; Barberton, Ohio

"I might have said you're doing a 'super' job around here, but don't push it." Submitted  by  Kirby Hostetler; Barberton, Ohio

"You may be Superman but you're still not getting a promotion." Submitted  by  Alex Schuettenberg; Bartlesville, Okla.

" If you don't get back to work I will chew off you big RED S_ _." Submitted  by  Bill Ebbinghouser; West Caldwell, N.J.

"Don't kill the messenger, but I just seen Lois slipping out with Underdawg." Submitted  by  George Collins

"Ralph just because you look like superman don't mean you work like one." Submitted  by  George Collins

" I SAID, 'I wish I had SUPPER, man...'" Submitted  by  Jim McDow; Augusta, Ga.

" I'm sorry, but the cape and tights don't meet safe work dress codes." Submitted  by  Robert Andrew

" We hired Clark Kent, not Superman. The cape and tights have to go." Submitted  by  Robert Andrew

" You mean you came to work without your work clothes instead you came to work in your play clothes." Submitted  by  Donald Drummond; Clarksburg W. Va.

" Is the 'S' for silly or simply stupid?" Submitted  by  Katherine Dressel

" No!, I will not dress up as Wonder Woman for the company party!" Submitted  by  Alan Vaughn; Mesa, Ariz.

" You can't wear that into the meeting! Your tights keep riding up and it bothers the other Super Salespeople!" Submitted  by  Alan Vaughn; Mesa, Ariz.

"Marketing Dept: You know those aren't the company colors. Put the green outfit back on!" Submitted  by  Alan Vaughn; Mesa, Ariz.

" What do you mean the chemicals dissolved the rest of your clothing?" Submitted  by  Alan Vaughn; Mesa, Ariz.

" I know the company Psychologist said we'd be doing role playing in the meeting, but I don't think she meant this kind of role playing." Submitted  by  Alan Vaughn; Mesa, Ariz.

" How many times do I have to tell you, Capes are for outside sales calls only!" Submitted  by  Alan Vaughn; Mesa, Ariz.

" No I don't think the customers want 'Super-Rep' to do the presentation!" Submitted  by  Shirley Grover; Towanda, Pa.

"I'm pretty sure Bob was just kidding when he said that today is 'Superman Pajama Day.'" Submitted  by  Bo Getty; Baton Rouge, La.

" We've had our suspicions ever since we realized you were using the elevator." Submitted  by  Rob Falconer; Lakeland, Fla.

"This isn't what we envisioned when casual Fridays were instituted." Submitted  by  Cameron Watt

" I expect you to be wearing a tie tomorrow; now get back to your 'Fortress of Solitude.'" Submitted  by  Cameron Watt

" You do super work but we've been talking and have decided that we like your alter-ego better." Submitted  by  Cameron Watt

" Ultrafilter-YES. Superfilter-NO." Submitted  by  Cameron Watt

"I take it that you haven't gone home since Friday's party." Submitted  by  Cameron Watt

"We often make allowances for a staff member's eccentricities but the dress code stands." Submitted  by  Cameron Watt

"I don't care if it makes you feel more confident. . . " Submitted  by  Bridget Jeff, Berea, Ohio

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