Cartoons About The Internet

Cartoons About The Internet by Randy Glasbergen.

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I love to shop for clothes on the Internet. No mirrors!

Kevin finally gets to use what he learned in his online self-defense class.

News, sports, weather, comics, advice, politics, opinion - it's the Internet in a biodegradable, easily recycled format. The latest thing in green technolgy!

The usual stuff -- a new virus from the Joker, spyware from the Penguin, malicious code from Cat Woman, another phishing scheme from the Riddler.

The dating service finally found someone who meets all of my qualifications. Unfortunately, God doesn't have time for dating.

I already diagnosed myself on the Internet. I either have three left kidneys, recurring puberty or Dutch Elm disease.

I'm not sure Mom and Dad are qualified to be parents. They're not on Angie's List.

Your new pacemaker comes with Pandora so you can always have a song in your heart.

Opportunity texted me, tweeted me, linked to me, friended me, blogged me and spammed me. I was expecting it to knock!

What did you expect? You met me on Match.com!

I really enjoyed seeing your sonogram, Phil. Do you have a more recent photo you can send me before we meet?

I realized I have too many high-tech gadgets when I became Facebook friends with my toaster.

Newspapers may not be as cool as the Internet, but they're still the best way to read 50 year old comics and yesterday's news.

Neat Document-At summer camp, we learned howto make WiFi smoke signals!" Entertainment

I already diagnosed myself on the Internet. I'm only here for a second opinion.

We need to upgrade our Internet service. My reflection is taking forever to load!

Somebody used my credit card to sign up for an online foreign language course! Woof!

Mom, if Heaven is real, give me a sign. Post your location and a selfie on Facebook.

I'm looking for a laptop that turns into a tablet that turns into an old-fashioned printed newspaper.

For 18 months, we chatted online and you never mentioned that you're a dog.

I stole your dog's identity over the Internet. What time do we eat?

Randy Glasbergen, Cartoonist – Glasbergen Cartoon Service – E-mail: randy@glasbergen.com