
I was really happy with the expression on Flatfoot’s face in the last panel. And no, I don’t know who the victim is he’s carrying.

I was really happy with the expression on Flatfoot’s face in the last panel. And no, I don’t know who the victim is he’s carrying.

For those who aren’t in the Texas panhandle, I’m sorry. You’re missing out on Doppler Dave, who is a real person (as far as we know).

I’ve had this very conversation. Fortunately, it didn’t devolve into a fight. We were too lazy.

I was surprised how many people didn’t get this joke. Their response was generally, “That’s not how you spell Oklahoma.” O, really?


Who all knows the real words? Sing with me now!

I was so sad when our local Dairy Queen went out of business. Lots of rumors, but I just want my ice cream back!

To Tolkien fans, the idea that the Arkenstone might have been a Silmaril is barely possibly. But a Palantir? Of course not!

See, the guy in the third panel is not actually a pole cat. And neither is he a poll cat. He’s a skunk.

It’s funny all the people who missed the joke because they thought I had misspelled “pole cate” in the first panel. Why were they reading me in the first place?