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Comic postcard, Man, woman and dog Date: 20th century

Comic postcard, Man, woman and dog Date: 20th century


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Comic postcard, Man, woman and dog Date: 20th century

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© The Donald McGill Archive Collection / Mary Evans Picture Library

Answer Biscuits Chat Chatting Conversation Donald Double Entendre Fond Mcgill Meaning Question Verbal


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A Dog's Double Meaning

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This delightful comic postcard from the 20th century, published by the renowned British humour postcard artist Donald McGill, captures the essence of light-hearted banter and playful wordplay that was a staple of his work. The image features a man and a woman, each with a puzzled expression, standing next to a dog that holds a biscuit in its mouth. The man asks the woman, "What's this?" to which she replies, "A dog's answer to a man's question." The double entendre in the woman's response adds an extra layer of humor to the scene. The phrase "a dog's answer to a man's question" can be interpreted in two ways: it can mean that a dog's response to a question is not as intelligent or meaningful as a human's, or it can be a playful way of suggesting that the woman is giving a cryptic or ambiguous answer to the man's question. The man and woman's body language and facial expressions further enhance the comedic effect of the postcard. The man's raised eyebrow and quizzical look convey his confusion, while the woman's smirk and knowing glance suggest that she is enjoying the situation and the double meaning of her response. The presence of the dog adds an additional layer of humor to the scene. The dog's position, holding a biscuit in its mouth, emphasizes the idea of a simple, uncomplicated answer, while its expression seems to suggest that it is in on the joke. Overall, this charming comic postcard is a testament to the enduring appeal of British humor and the power of language to add depth and meaning to seemingly simple situations.

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