Get Fuzzy by Darby Conley for September 24, 2012

Albeit important. . ..

bucky’s all about preserving the disorder

I guess all good plans include a world domination option.

Ernest is going out to eat Mexican food next week?

Don’t light a match…

Reminds me of one of the first puns I was really aware of..age seven or eight… from an old book. Quaint, but it amused me:" Two maggots were fighting in dead Ernest."

Told lots of people and nobody but me laughed… just like my life today….sigh.

The Importance of Being Ernest?

Susan, I know both your jokes and they are funny!

Ernest Blown to Hell! [Cue picture of Jim Varney with shocked expression on his face, fireworks going off in the background]

My youngest one: When is a door not a door – when it is ajar.

Love all the puns! You guys are great.

Get Fuzzy and all you commentators start off my day with a smile. Thanks! :)

First Ernest, then Frank, then the cats begin their conquest of the other comic strip characters!

When my son was in 5th grade, his class was assigned to collect their favorite jokes and make up a little joke book, and he took a stab at making up one of his own. Now, if a child misbehaved in class, at recess they couldn’t go play, but had to stay put by the door. Having missed out on many a recess himself, his joke went… What do you call a student who always gets an A on every test, but is always getting in trouble? Outstanding on the wall.

Poor Ernest! (I wonder if he knows poor Horatio?)

My first joke was: “What did the turkey say when the cook covered it with foil in preparation for roasting? Curses, foiled again.” It earned me a dollar from the radio station. I had to be at least 12 at the time.

Arianne: Wow, that was a good one from your son.

Ernest needs to double up on the Beano.

Ernest is right over the hill from me…. Not sure the railroad will be to thrilled with that.