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From People Magazine's "Hot List"!
Whichever way your moral compass blows, you'll howl in wicked glee at The New Yorker's Pat Byrnes and his delightfully depraved collection of cartoons. This ebook edition of the original paper version includes 15 additional cartoons ("10% more evil!") as penance for being so long overdue.
From a doctor peeking into a patient's room to remark, "85 dollars just to poke my head through the door! Doesn't that make you sick?" to a minister telling his congregation, "I won't be giving a sermon today because you're all going to hell anyway," Byrnes's offbeat humor will delight anyone who has ever considered leaving a few (or all) of their morals behind. Byrnes offers guidance, too, to the moral theologian in all of us: "If you know what would absolutely be wrong, then you know that you absolutely should search in the other direction." In other words, if you ever catch yourself acting like one of the characters in these cartoons, first laugh—then try something different.
165 cartoons, plus introduction
From People Magazine's "Hot List"!
Whichever way your moral compass blows, you'll howl in wicked glee at The New Yorker's Pat Byrnes and his delightfully depraved collection of cartoons. This ebook edition of the original paper version includes 15 additional cartoons ("10% more evil!") as penance for being so long overdue.
From a doctor peeking into a patient's room to remark, "85 dollars just to poke my head through the door! Doesn't that make you sick?" to a minister telling his congregation, "I won't be giving a sermon today because you're all going to hell anyway," Byrnes's offbeat humor will delight anyone who has ever considered leaving a few (or all) of their morals behind. Byrnes offers guidance, too, to the moral theologian in all of us: "If you know what would absolutely be wrong, then you know that you absolutely should search in the other direction." In other words, if you ever catch yourself acting like one of the characters in these cartoons, first laugh—then try something different.
165 cartoons, plus introduction