But that matters not, because if I don't look at this strip, someone else will. And I don't want to be responsible for that.
(Ah man, it can't be April fourth two thousand seven already, can it? I was just getting used to 2004.)
Today's has me all confused!
So the dogman's living with the bird lady. Does that cause confusion?Yes.
Because this smiling mutt
(Er, substitute a dead chicken for her rug)killed not one, not three, but two chickens at my aunt's farm last summer. And our cocker spaniel who died a year and a half ago regularly killed the birds that came in our backyard. Dixie's shown no interest, but she does kill palmetto bugs all the time - if he shows a buglady living with dogman, chaos!
The senior plugger's using a cell phone that flips open. Does that cause confusion?
Yes, because most of the time these people are so scared of technology, you'd think a senior one would be worse!
And finally, does this apply to me or anyone else?
It did, but I am one sick puppy. I only have one doctor in the phonebook of my cell phone right now.
So... maybe I am a plugger?
2 comments:
What do you get when you cross a dog with a chicken? I mean, besides a shitty comic strip. But seriously, folks, just last week they had this fat chicken lady carrying a dog into a veterinary clinic to be neutered. The dog could only lie there in fat-chicken-lady's arms with a terrified expression on his face. I mean, the dog was human enough to read the sign on the door and to express emotions, but not as human as today's fully clothed fat dog-husband with the cell phone. Presumably, this "Pluggers" strip has a big enough readership to sustain its syndication, so it must be considered "successful." I really should just quit reading comics (and if I had a life, I would do just that!).
Kaitlyn: You asked how we posters found you. I found you via a link on This Week in Milford, which chronicles the comic strip Gil Thorp. Your blog is amusing, so please keep up the good work, it's appreciated.
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