That is Priceless by Steve Melcher for October 18, 2012

“I told him not to move!”

I thought William Tell used a crossbow, not a long bow. Maybe that’s why he was acquitted.

i see a angle in the tree a cross on the wall and one of the woman as a knife

and the kid is drinking a beer

oh yah i also see a goat in the tree

“Missed it by that much.” – Maxwell Smart

He only missed the apple by a hair.

The kid was out of season.

William Tell’s overturn.

The charge of discharging a bow & arrow within city limits was dropped.

Click-to-enlarge image can be found here, or at the only work by this artist, so far, to appear in Mr. Melcher’s blog. An even larger image is shown by clicking the image here.Archer the Winner is shown at its current-location page. I’m not sure if he’s supposed to be the best archer, or the winner of some contest that included an archer. He doesn’t look anything like the statue of William Tell (who used a crossbow, as @pcolli pointed out above). The artist’s Wikipedia page and tiny collection.

note i was playing ispy

They awarded him a Good Humor double flavor cone and a corsage. What a strange group of people !

Will he be indicted again? Only time Will Tell.

Everyone is celebrating the archer’s return and no losses in the villages herds.

well this is my last tell of the day i use tell on my sister and she would go back and tell on me but non that we are older we figure oh well!

And on his way to visit his Granny Smith.

Strange, this painting was made in 1851, the year Moby Dick was published, and today’s the 161st anniversary of it.

The annoying kid with his pea shooter is gonna get whacked by the bow.

It don’t mean a thingIf it ain’t got a string!Do-wat do-wat do-wat….

I take the bldg. on his left to be a Belgian Sports Bar, specializing in Stella Artois.