Bob the Squirrel by Frank Page
- October 29, 2009
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Welcome to the wonderful world of obsessive compulsive cartoonist Frank Page and his band of misfits. Bob the Squirrel chronicles the life and times of Bob, a squirrel and Frank, the human he's taken in as his own. Other ingredients in this comic strip stew include Frank's girlfriend- the effervescent "foofy coffee chick" Lezley, her daughter Lauren and their collie Lady--- who, if she's not barking incessantly, she's thinking about barking incessantly. And to complete the meal, why don't we throw in Frank's dog, a jack russell terrier named Lucy---a dog who loves to climb trees, eat nacho chips and generally be the yang to Bob's ying. There's something for everyone in Bob the Squirrel... so, make a daily stop to see what's going on. You will not be disappointed.
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Comments (11) Jump to Comments Form
WoodEye said, 29 days ago
Au contraire my leftover friend!
JDG
said,
29 days ago
Leftover meatloaf in a sandwich with plenty of mustard….
Comfort food!!!
Lewreader
said,
29 days ago
Why do I always make two meat loafs?
MisngNOLA
said,
29 days ago
C’mon Frank. Everyone knows that meatloaf is better on the second day.
PalomaP5 said, 29 days ago
He looks snobby. Snobby people don’t understand the time it takes for flavors to mingle. They are mingless people.
cleokaya
said,
29 days ago
Meatloaf is always wonderful beyond the first day. Glorious, tasty sandwiches. Frank you do not know what you are missing.
Ji2m said, 29 days ago
As long as nothing is growing on it… Meatloaf is always good…
ed-in-toledo said, 29 days ago
Frank must be talking about my ex-wifes meatloaf…
Ed
said,
28 days ago
Glad to see I’m not the only person who felt the need to leap to the defense of slightly aged meatloaf. Heck, that’s one of the foods my wife and I have discussed not eating on the first day because the flavors need time to bloom.
As my fellow Ed pointed out though, if your meatloaf is bad on day one, it’s probably not going to be much better on day two.
Two easy ways to make better meatloaf:
cook it less. Many potentially great meatloves are baked until all the flavor is gone.
use more catsup. It should be baked onto the loaf
Ron
said,
28 days ago
You better believe it!!!!
Like its distant cousin pizza, meat loaf is best eaten the following day, after a night in the fridge!
Ji2m said, 28 days ago
Speaking of foods that are better when “aged”… Chilli… At least my 3 day chilli is better after it’s been refrigerated. (I don’t let it age 3 days. It takes 3 days to cook, slowly, very, very slowly)…