You Look Just Like Your Father

You look just like your father.

A cartoon woman tells a father holding his baby, “You look just like your father.” The lower panel zooms in on the father and the baby, who both have the same dark hair, beard, and facial features. The joke is that the compliment is grammatically aimed at the baby but hilariously appears to describe the father as looking like himself; it is used as an absurd reaction to obvious family resemblance. EN: A cartoon woman tells a father holding his baby, “You look just like your father.” The lower panel zooms in on the father and the baby, who both have the same dark hair, beard, and facial features. The joke is that the compliment is grammatically aimed at the baby but hilariously appears to describe the father as looking like himself; it is used as an absurd reaction to obvious family resemblance.

• @rzeczyzabawne / 6064 2023-02-01