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Ridiculously Funny Comics about Urination From the 1950s Tijuana Bible

Tijuana bibles were palm-sized comic books published from the 1920s through the early 1960s in the United States. Its popularity peaked during the period of the Great Depression.

Much of the Tijuana bibles were lewd parodies of the day’s iconic newspaper comic strips, including ‘Blondie,’ ‘Barney Google,’ ‘Moon Mullins,’ ‘Popeye,’ ‘Tillie the Toiler,’ ‘Little Orphan Annie’ and many more. Others used characters based on famous movie stars and daytime sports stars like Mae West, Clark Gable, and Joe Louis, often with thinly altered titles. Before World War II, almost all of the stories were funny and mostly cartoon versions of well-known dirty jokes that had been making the rounds for decades.

These booklets’ artists, authors, and publishers are generally unknown because their publication was illegal and anonymous. The artwork varied greatly in quality. The topics are overt sexual escapades that typically feature well-known newspaper comic strip characters, movie stars, and (rarely) political figures invariably used without copyright or libel law being respected and without permission.

The standard bible was an eight-panel comic strip in a wallet size format with black printing on cheap white paper and eight pages long. Below are hilarious photos that show how different people urinate. Vote your favorites, and don’t forget to share.

#1 President’s Secretary vs Acrobatic Girl

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#2 Cautious Girl vs Indifferent Girl

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#3 Worried Girl vs Teen-Age Girl

Worried Girl vs Teen-Age Girl

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#4 Cross Eyed Girl vs Frivolous Girl

Cross Eyed Girl vs Frivolous Girl

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#5 Bashful Girl vs Absent Minded Girl

Bashful Girl vs Absent Minded Girl

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#6 Big Time Girl vs Conceited Man

Big Time Girl vs Conceited Man

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#7 Indifferent Man vs Absent Minded Man

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#8 Fat men vs Frivolous Man

Fat men vs Frivolous Man

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#9 Clever Man vs Cross Eyed Man

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#10 Personality Man vs Worried Man

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#11 Sneaky Man vs Childish Man

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