Recycling Cartoons

by Theresa (T-) McCracken

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Recycling Cartoon 4801: In front of a Recycling Center Dorothy, counting money, says to the Scarecrow and Toto, "Not bad. They gave us $10 a pound for the Tin Man."

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Recycling Cartoon 6738: A medieval castle where they are pouring boiling oil on invaders is a sign, "Recycle Your Used Motor Oil Here."

Recycling Cartoon 9265: In front of an operating room are three recycle bins: paper, cans, and organs. A janitor holding a heart and a can says, "Surgeons. Too good to sort their recyclables?"

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Phone Cartoon 6002: "The city found a way to avoid sending some obsolete electronics to a land fill." A police officer hits a car with an old phone near a sign that says, "Speed Limit 50 MPH. Enforced by phones."

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Airplane Cartoon 3452: A plane bounces down a runway on springs. "Shock Absorber and Environmental Ideas that Failed: Recycled Springs from Box Spring Mattresses."

Newspaper Cartoon 2037: A man says reading a paper with big blocks of black says, "I'm all for recycling newspapers, but I don't go for this printing a new paper directly on top of the old one."

Video Cartoon 5806: "Video Henge: made from melting and molding 3,000,000 obsolete VCR tapes." Stonehenge made out of huge video tapes.

Recycling Cartoon 6535: An actual recycling center sign, "Aluminum Cans Only. At this time we cannot accept dirty cans, B-52 tail assemblies, auto chassis, old storm windows or surplus land mines. Thank you."

Education Cartoon 7204: A student with an F paper saying to his father, "What I called creative recycling the school called plagiarism."

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Littering Cartoon 9021: Woman on desert island finds note in bottle, "A $500 fine has been levied for littering our beach with your note-in-a-bottle."

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Magazines I've drawn for?

The New Yorker, of course ... although they've yet to have the good sense to buy any of my work. Hundreds of others have, from the Saturday Evening Post to The Oregonian to large publishing houses to small trade journals. Let me draw a few cartoons for you. No matter what, I hope you get a few laughs as you go through my site.