Another series of cartoons I found in the garage this morning were about visiting Europe, specifically France. Evidently thre was some concern, even back in 1986, about violence (I can't remember why, can you?):
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In this same series (which ran in the Phoenix New Times) from June of 1986, I also poked fun at the snootiness of the French:
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I wouldn't make fun of the French now, like this. Why?
"You can't have a thick passport and a narrow mind."
—Old Vaquero Saying
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