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.
© Thom Bluemel - All Rights Reserved.
Biographic by Steve McGarry
Bliss by Harry Bliss
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LafInLarry
said, 4 months ago
And you’ll develop great shinnying skills.
Faces in the water above them.
I must have gotten here pretty quick after this posted. It supposedly wasn’t here but I clicked on the link to see yesterday’s again and here it was.
Digital Frog
said, 4 months ago
At least they’re both regular – after all, with fronds like that, who needs enemas?
sandflea said, 4 months ago
What happened to the top guys pants? Did the sharks get em?
pinkx said, 4 months ago
at least there’s no snow to plow.
Citizen GROG!
said, 4 months ago
If that’s the high ground, I think I’ll move.
Montana Lady said, 4 months ago
Oh, so that’s what makes those palm trees “sway”.
bmonk said, 4 months ago
They are coco-nuts if they stay there.
TheAuldWan said, 4 months ago
Welcome to Cat Cay!
Shikamoo
said, 4 months ago
@Digital Frog
Groan. I hate to admit that was so bad it was great Digital.
Did you see the poem I wrote for you yesterday here?
Shikamoo
said, 4 months ago
How high does the tide get, and how low does it get? When do you sleep?
Digital Frog
said, 4 months ago
@Shikamoo
Yes, I left you a thank-you!
rgcviper said, 4 months ago
@sandflea
Looks to me like they’re still on, sandflea … they’re just really similar in color to his legs.
You can see the torn part by the knees.