
The fun part was trying to come up with the joke. I didn’t want to just rip one off from someone else.

The fun part was trying to come up with the joke. I didn’t want to just rip one off from someone else.

I had to explain this one to my sons, who were not familiar with Fotomats or Snow White. Except that they have a cousin named that.

This was inspired by my son and his wife, who actually went to Rome. This is what he called those statues

I think of this every time I light a citronella candle. Which, around here, is all summer long.

For those of you who don’t get the joke, just show the strip to anyone with a modicum of college sports knowledge. But not an Aggie, they might not get it.

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

I looked it up so I could see what a pole cat really looks like. I was very pleased with how he came out.

Around here, you don’t thank them, you curse them. On account of the hard water, they don’t hold up very long.

Remember Burt Cottage anyone? He’s not in this strip, but maybe that guy in the middle is his great-great-grandfather.

The only thing I don’t like about this cartoon is the repetition in panel 2. But I couldn’t think of a better way to do it.