Saturday, January 26, 2019

Jose Jose Jose

Martha posted this on her blog the other day, hilarious!



Husband M took the Go Train downtown a few weeks ago.  At the next stop he heard someone shouting 'Jose!  Jose! Jose!'  Jose heard his name and turned around.  He had just boarded the train.  The woman (his wife?) shouted 'you have the car keys!'  Fortunately he was able to dig into his pockets to retrieve the keys and threw them onto the pavement outside just before the train doors closed.  M saw her retrieve the keys and put her hands to her chest in relief.


17 comments:

Valerie-Jael said...

Good cartoon! Glad that man got the keys out in time! No way, Jose! Thanks for the link yesterday.Hugs, Valerie

Victor S E Moubarak said...

Was it the right keys? Or was she cleaning them against her dress?

God bless.

JFM said...

Love the cartoon...and it reminds me of why I always wondered how the pharmacist could get prescriptions correctly packaged...or did they :)
That was one lucky and quick thinking couple!

Recep Hilmi said...

Doctors say that "visit en.rehitu.com" :)

Sudipto Sarkar said...

The picture made my day. 🙂

The Happy Whisk said...

Glad it all worked out for them. Funny cartoon. That's really funny.

Jenn Jilks said...

That is cute. I needed a laugh.

Anonymous said...

Oh, thank goodness it turned out well for them!

Lowcarb team member said...

Yes, that is a great cartoon!
So pleased Jose got the keys out in time.

All the best Jan

Sandra Cox said...

OMG. That meme is hilarious.

sandy said...

lol, cute sketch!

Wanda said...

Don't you just love real life stories to tell at dinner! That was a good one,

Adam said...

Someone grab a pharmacist.

Gloria Baker said...

really hilarious!

KB said...

That could have been a bad start to the day

Kay said...

Hilarious cartoon! This is why many doctors use the computer now.

baili said...

Martha pics really funny stuff ,i love her chuckles !

this is great that lady got the key before the door was closed
such incidents always swirl in our memories