Birdbrains by Thom Bluemel
- November 27, 2008
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This high-flying single-panel comic spotlights and savors the foibles, stupidity, and goofiness of our colorful unnatural world. It's all about attitude, as the denizens of Bluemel's realm devote themselves to surviving life's pitfalls, whether nesting in quicksand or coping with the technological advances of the tapeworm. From word play to fowl play, from weirdness in the wilderness, to the irony of iron ore, Birdbrains makes the offbeat seem natural. It's a feature to laugh at: if it makes you think, you're working too hard.
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ralphman said, 12 months ago
head and guts and all?ok.
DigitalFrog
said,
12 months ago
It’s a turkey, not a lobster!
The Blue
said,
12 months ago
My grandma and mom always used butter on the turkey - made the whole cholesterol experience delicious, fattening and thankfully, filling. In fact, now that I think of it, everything is better with butter!
Tigger
said,
12 months ago
Reminds me of a Bit on Bob and Tom, an episode of Mr. Obvious. A Male Caller had been attempting to Cook a Live Turkey for five years.