Dilbert Cartoon Note About Gingerbread Man
A comic panel by Scott Adams features Dilbert and colleagues in a lighthearted gag referencing a gingerbread man delays and a holiday tone. The caption implies a pun on patience and workplace humor.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 2001
Page
15
A comic panel by Scott Adams features Dilbert and colleagues in a lighthearted gag referencing a gingerbread man delays and a holiday tone. The caption implies a pun on patience and workplace humor.
In a 18th century style bridge discussion, the article explains the misplay of using a queen to capture a knave, examining how spade and club sequences, trumps, and entries affect the outcome. It outlines the correct line to reach the knave after dynamic heart and diamond play, concluding with a procedural ending in the 20th trick.
Fragmentary OCR style text mixes names and terms such as Oklahoma town and director Kazan with scattered phrases and numbers. No clear event or facts emerge to form a standard news item.
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