Thanksgiving Cartoon Cornucopia Contest!
Wednesday, November 21, 2007
We got well over a hundred submissions to Cartoon Cornucopia. The New Yorker magazine's cartoon editor Bob Mankoff has chosen the winners and you can see them here!
If you can't see the video click here

Comments [11]
oops I meant cartoons...cartoons...
don't be down charlie brown. the winning cartons weren't any better than the losing ones. but congrats to them!
congratz to the winners..really.
But does anyone else feel like charlie brown for losing?
Kinda rough listening to you describe a picture and parse out why it's funny...
Virginia school children are petitioning the President to pardon a pig this year in addition to a turkey in honor of the 400th anniversary of Jamestown Virginia. The contention is that the first Thanksgiving was held in 1619, a year before the Pilgrims landed, and that they ate Virginia ham, not turkey. Google "Pardon the Pig" to learn more.
All I can think of every time I hear the 'promo' for this contest is the Indian commedian & fimmaker, Charlie Hill's old routine based on the concept "give them a rock & they take the whole continent" - It's unfortunately more true than ever, with the false new stereotype that all Indians are now rich from casinos, when in fact poverty & it's attendant suffering & the assault upon their small land-base by multi-nat'l corps are accelerating. And of course they continue to give-up their young men (& women)to the military disproportionally.
I fast & give thanks for knowing the unvarnished truth.
Do you have the cartoons I uploaded on the 11/7/07
I have send you five strips
just laughed out loud about family at table of nuts. that HAS to be my family she drew!
I HAVE A CAPTION, BUT NO CARTOON AND NO SCANNER, WHAT SHOULD I DO?
Jeffrey,
take a look. WNYC posted instructions on the Flickr page
http://www.flickr.com/groups/cartooncontest/discuss/72157602785266789/
Help! I have been trying to enter two cartoons in the Thanksgiving Contest for two hours without success. Can anyone help
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