This story from one of the papers I draw for is on one of my favorite themes; the numpty jobsworths at the council.
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Salt of the Earth
The local council's have proved that they're just like clothes shops and catalogues when it comes to the thought process: They buy their winter salt in summer and presumably sunglasses and suntan when we're all under forty foot of snow.
This story from one of the papers I draw for is on one of my favorite themes; the numpty jobsworths at the council.
On another note, I recently found out that the council workers collect my cartoons and put them up on their bulletin boards---obviously they're very proud of their numptyness
This story from one of the papers I draw for is on one of my favorite themes; the numpty jobsworths at the council.
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