The Galactic Question Center

1. The monk tells the sailor he's going to give him a pie. Needless to say, the sailor is overjoyed.

2. The monk gives the sailor a pie.

3. Having learned a lesson about how wanting material posessions will ultimately only cause suffering, not to mention stomach cramps, the sailor leaves.
 

The sailor is doing the splits, and the vicar says he is very good.
The vicar then gives him a cake and asks the sailor if he can teach him how to moonwalk.
But unfortunately the vicar does it wrong and they both depart.
 

Hrmmm....

Metaphysical oceans are not compatible with geo-physical oceans and thus any shared anniversary must be illusory (or transcendental).
 

It's in reverse order. The sailor character is sad. The robed man feels sorry for him, and gives him a pie. Then he jumps for joy. Yup, that's the depth of my analysis for today.
 

Q:Can anyone explain what it means? A:The cartoonist can.
 

this is in french, right?
 

i have been checking CARTOON out for days..
this cartoon is directed toward enticing the asiatic firey dog into meditation comtemplation and contentment give a dog a bone and they may devour it, bury it,or naw at it until every dram of succulent pleasure is obtained)

somehow, i think if i knew what the old nursery rhyme Jack be nimble Jack be quick alluded to... it might help me with understanding this quantum leap cartoon.
these are some of the questions it poses for me
is that communion celebratory candle anniversary cake?
is the monk looking back checking out the sailor boy's jaunty little raised butt cheek
why did the sailor type leap perfectly split in air to please himself or another?
oh and hurrah for cartoons that are whimsically funny with no meaning
 

Yes, someone can.
 

.....no
 

Just for the sake of knowing who is who...person a is man on the left and person b is man on the right.
B does something spectacular and A notices.
A gives B a reward. B leaves without thanking A...that is why A is looking back at B...
 

If you truly seek, you will find the truth.
 

It means that no one is perfect, including cartoonists.
 

The sailor is happy, dancing, full of joy.

The vicar gives him the indigestible dough of religion.

The sailor goes away sad.
 

Yoy can have your cake & walk away with it too.
 

See the sailor was grateful to be alive. Hence the jumping about. Then the Vicar offered a cake celebrating the sailor's birthday. This first caused the natural delight of the sailor to vanish as he had not realized the day was that of his birth. Saddened that he had not remembered his own day for celebration the sailor walks away wondering what else the Vicar must know of him that even he may not. This while the Vicar ponders what at all the young sailor does know.