
I love it when a strip has two punchlines. The first one is Phydeaux’s line in the first panel.

I love it when a strip has two punchlines. The first one is Phydeaux’s line in the first panel.

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!

I did see this “argument” in a book a while back, which is where the idea came from for this strip. Do you know what I’m talking about?

Our local symphony orchestra gives a concert each year at the minor league ballpark. Doesn’t seem like the best acoustics to me.

When I was a hospice chaplain there was one sweet old lady who loved for us to sing old hymns together. She used to always say we should go on the road and people would pay to hear us sing.

In the old strips, from Snuffy Smith to Pogo to Dennis the Menace, having a character smoke was completely ordinary. No one smokes in strips now and the world is a worse place.