Henry Mayo Bateman (British 1887-1980) created a popular series of comic illustrations that show a man doing something socially inept and suffering the consequences.
Here's the reaction that happened to "The man who threw a snowball at St. Moritz."
Or to "The man who asked for a second helping at a city company dinner."
Or "The man who lit his cigar before the royal toast."
And finally "The man who stole the prize marrow." (What we in America would call a gourd.)
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Henry Mayo Bateman on Wikipedia
1 comment:
As a brit, I'd describe it a zuchinni that's allowed to grow!
Funny stuff. The theme reminds me a lot of Pont's 'The British Character' cartoons.
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