Food Drawings

Fusilli You Crazy Bastard How Are You?

Dip Me In Hot Caramel

A Man Stares At A Piece Of Paper And Thinks Buy

French Army Knife

No Need to Get the Lawyers Involved

New Yorker April 4th, 1988

Two Polar Bears Eat Spaghetti And Meatballs. One

Well, There's Your Problem Right There - You Need

Doctor To Pig

He's an Indoor Cat

I'll Give You Three Cans Of Happy Herds Condensed

Little Girl Handing A Little Boy A Sandwich

So this is where the magic happens

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First Cats To Be Domesticated

1960s Food Pyramid

It's Free But They Sell Your Information

Bungle the Flip

Of course I love you more than cheese

You Have Cookie Breath Again

'nifty Apartment

A Woman With Her Arms Crossed Addresses

It's Time To Feed The Cat

I'm Ok With Minimum Wage As Long As You're Ok #1

The Holy Trinity

I Said, 'fetch Chardonnay,' Not 'riesling.'

It Was Frank's Second Encounter With Balkan

Save Some For Mommy

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I'm Putting

We Find Pizza Softens The Blow Of Bad News

The Phrase You're Groping For Is 'thank You.'

A Little Boy Asks A Little Girl

We Must Be In The Italian Alps

After I Introduce You To Solids

Cat Litter You Dummy Not Cat Food #1

My Father Had A Saying: 'if You Sell A Man A Fish

Oh No, Not Homework Again

The Fourth Monkey

I Do Need Help

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Seems Like We Overslept

The Proof Was In The Pudding

A Scruffy-looking Man Crawls Through The Desert

A Bee Thinking Food! And A Flower Thinking Sex!

Money Is Life's Report Card

Two Women Speak In A Restaurant

That's Where We Differ

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A Bartender Serves Two Martinis

Sorry, Son. Daddy Provides Food, Clothing

New Yorker January 28th, 1991

There's No Point In Our Being Friends If

It's Not Time Yet

I'm A Gladiator

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A Turkey With Its Head Against A Tree Stump

Who Ordered The Megatelli?

A Midnight Nibble

On a Special Island

By The Way, I'm Taking Off The First Two Weeks

Oh, Lord! Not Another Wine-and-cheese Party!

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The Artichoke Gives Me All The Energy I Need

It's From The Federal Trade Commission. They Say

In Local News: On Columbus Avenue Today

Moo Goo Gai Pan Looks Good

You Fermented Everything?

New Yorker June 29th, 1992

This Dates The Episode To 'seven Years

There's No Such Thing As A Free Lunch

Soon It'll Be Warm Enough