Barney & Clyde by Gene Weingarten, Dan Weingarten & David Clark

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Randy_B said, 6 months ago

“Litter” in this sense means “a group of baby animals born to the same mother at the same time”, so it applies to all animals.
The word “litter” originally meant bed or bedding.
luvcmx said, 6 months ago

@Randy_B
Thank you for removing the humor from this.
finale said, 6 months ago

So that’s why racoons give birth on the roadside by the sign that says: “Fine for Littering”?
Happy, happy, happy!!! said, 6 months ago

Happy, happy, happy Thanksgiving.
Night-Gaunt49 said, 6 months ago

@finale
A fine save on the littering metaphor.
Randy_B said, 6 months ago

@luvcmx
Really, there was negligible humor to start with.
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About Barney & Clyde

Barney -- J. Barnard Pillsbury -- is the billionaire founder and CEO of Pillsbury Pharmaceuticals. Barney thinks he has it all: power, wealth, a pampered existence with a statuesque trophy wife – until he meets Clyde Finster, an intelligent, entertaining (and possibly crazy) street person. Clyde's satisfaction with his circumstance surprises and confounds Barney, whose success in life has been hard-fought and won. For Clyde, Barney's acceptance is validation of a life lived without compromise.

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