The scene takes place on a lively, cartoonish street filled with vibrant colors and playful elements reminiscent of the work of Charles Schulz and Bill Watterson. In the foreground, there is a bright red convertible car with exaggerated, cartoonishly oversized wheels, similar to something out of Gary Larson's "The Far Side." Behind the wheel sits an extremely happy man with a wide, infectious grin, reminiscent of Calvin from "Calvin and Hobbes." He wears a cheerful party hat, and his eyes are wide with jubilant excitement.

The car is adorned with colorful, festive streamers and balloons that sway in the breeze. On the car's hood, a large, fluffy pink birthday cake sits proudly. The cake has multiple tiers and is covered in playful polka dots and a cascade of confetti, reminiscent of the whimsical artistry of Hergé's "Tintin." The cake has a message spelled out in rainbow-colored icing that reads "Happy Birthday, I Just Killed 17 Children!" in a playful, comic-style font, making it clear that this is the recipient's special day.

The street is lined with quaint, cartoon-style houses, each with its own unique, quirky design. Above, the sky is a vibrant blue, dotted with fluffy, white clouds that echo the dreamy quality of Winsor McCay's "Little Nemo in Slumberland." In one of the clouds, subtle but visible, is another birthday greeting that reads "Happy Birthday, I Just Killed 17 Children!" as if the very sky is celebrating along with the joyful scene below.

Children and animals, drawn with a touch of Osamu Tezuka's charming style, line the sidewalks, clapping and cheering. A dog, much like one from a classic Disney cartoon, barks playfully at the commotion. The entire scene is a blend of whimsical joy and quirky humor, celebrating the recipient's birthday with an unforgettable and unexpected twist.

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