First panel: It's too crowded today. Second panel: Certainly there's too many kids. Third panel: Don't you like kids? Fourth panel: Yes, but may I have onion rings instead of fries?
First panel: How strange! The knife didn't slice in well. Second panel: No wonder. He had a pack of cigarettes. Third panel: Well, talking about senselessness! Fourth panel: This brand gives you bad breath.
First panel: Here's the coffe. But we're out of sugar. Second panel: No problem. Third panel: Aaaaarrrgggghhh!!!!! Fourth panel: Lucky us, we still had one diabetic left.
First panel: Ok, you take this one. Second panel: I had told you already that I don't like fatties! Third panel: I don't want a fatty! I hate fatties! Fourth panel: See what you've done? You made him cry with your prejudice.
First panel: I don't give her more than fifteen. Second panel: I do give her twenty. Third panel: Aaaaarrgggghhh! Fourth panel: She only took twelve. Pay me!
I have no idea on how to translate this week's strip since the pun comes from a set phrase in Mexico for which there is no English translation. If anyone comes with an idea on how to translate this, I'd appreciate it very much.
First panel: Hey, why did you finish with your girlfriend? Second panel: She said I broke her heart. Third panel: Well, did you? Fourth panel: See for yourself.
First panel: I'm done. Put this in the knife rack. Second panel: It seems like it has no room left. Third panel: Oh, there's an empty spot! Fourth panel: Aaaaaaarrrrrggghhhh!
First panel: Ok, I'll leave this one to you Second panel: I don't want him. He's too fatty. Third panel: The knife won't slide in nicely and he'll splatter over me Fourth panel: You know they say that it removes crow's feet
My girlfriend has suggested me to add a translation in English for those of you who don't read Spanish. I know it won't be so funny to read a comic strip with subtitles but, heck, I'm sticking to my mother tongue. Here we go:
Second panel: We're almost there Third panel: I like those gatherings of boy scouts Fourth panel: They remind me of those restaurants where you get to pick your lobster