Pearls Before Swine by Stephan Pastis for February 06, 2013

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    el8  about 11 years ago

    Don’t forget that lint in your belly buttons, guys!

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    Proginoskes  about 11 years ago

    But Rat and Pig don’t wear clothes …

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    margueritem  about 11 years ago

    You could at least try felting it first.

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    vwdualnomand  about 11 years ago

    isn’t lint really flammable?

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    AGED_ENGINEER Premium Member about 11 years ago

    First, what the heck are Rat and Pig washing and drying? They don’t wear clothes. Second, Pig looks like Chuckie the sheep in his “outfit” there.

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    WoodEye  about 11 years ago

    All good questions.

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    DGWillie  about 11 years ago

    Recycle your lint! And dye it Green!

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    zero  about 11 years ago

    It’s lintsane

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    Ottodesu  about 11 years ago

    Actually, most lint is sloughed off human skin cells. Ever wonder why it is usually grey? And why even synthetics have lint?

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    SusanSunshine Premium Member about 11 years ago

    Jukeofurl…. no, it’s excel-lint!And Bruno…that’s what I sai….oh, you knew that.:)

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    SusanSunshine Premium Member about 11 years ago

    Gee thanks, Otto!Hey, maybe that’s why pig’s get-up fits him like a second skin.

    (Actually, to me he looks like a snowbaby in one of those old paperweights.)

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    Bilan  about 11 years ago

    If the dryer steals the lint, how do you clean your new lint clothing?

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    tangcameo  about 11 years ago

    Nice idea, unless you live in apartment buiding with hairy neighbours with cats. shudder

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    Sisyphos  about 11 years ago

    OMG, Pig! What has Rat done to you? You look so… linty!Goat, let’s amscray….

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    knight1192a  about 11 years ago

    Everytime I use my dryer I clean the lint trap. Helps prevent a fire as the lint doesn’t build up inside the dryer and the venting as quickly as if it’s not cleaned out. Also every so often take a dryer brush to get more lint out and further reduce the risk of a dryer fire. Smart to clean it out.

    But Pig and Rat are complete idiots here. You ever notice how dirty your hand feels cleaning that lint trap? I mean your clothes are supposed to be clean when they go in. But the lint feels nasty like it’s made up of what dirt the washing machine didn’t get out completely.
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    Frog-on-a-Log Premium Member about 11 years ago

    A pig in sheep’s clothing…

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    eddie6192  about 11 years ago

    Lintsanity.

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    mbreed184  about 11 years ago

    At least Pig has warm……….clothes!?

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    jmartin1955  about 11 years ago

    Coming to an Etsy store soon

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    finale  about 11 years ago

    So….what are you giving up for lint? I’m going without fabric softener……..and Fat Tuesday is once again right before Ash Wednesday…..what are the odds?.Packzi for everyone!

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    knight1192a  about 11 years ago

    That’s a bad pun.

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    gaelfire  about 11 years ago

    Household DUST consists mostly of shed skin cells. Lint is cloth fiber shed by clothing, as per Rat. We used the latter as kindling in Boy Scouts for flint and steel firestarting contests.

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    ncalifgirl58  about 11 years ago

    I saw a story one time about a lady who washes and dries different colored towels and then glues the pieces of lint onto a canvas. They were pretty.

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    Vonne Anton  about 11 years ago

    I thought that lint was always the missing sock!

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    Frog-on-a-Log Premium Member about 11 years ago

    Didn’t Pooh have a friend named Piglint?

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    Digital Frog  about 11 years ago

    Pig plans on giving up his clothes for lint this Easter.

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    baldhedjer  about 11 years ago

    A head to toe lint suit would only look good on Pig.

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    Gokie5  about 11 years ago

    I’d throw them, for sure!

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    Perkycat  about 11 years ago

    I always say – with all the lint in the dryer, I’m surprised our clothes aren’t falling off of us in pieces.

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    gaelfire  about 11 years ago

    Otto ……. household DUST is mostly comprised of shed human skin cells. Rat is right about the origin of lint. Btw, in my Boy Scout days, we used lint as tinder in the flint and steel firestarting contests.

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    Sherlock Watson  about 11 years ago

    Looks like Pig has been on navel maneuvers.

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    Rickapolis  about 11 years ago

    Dran right. You save enough lint then pretty soon you have a new towel.

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    cezpaige  about 11 years ago

    Know how you can tell if you’re related to Raggedy Andy?

    Check your belly-button for lint!

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    Popeyesforearm  about 11 years ago

    Fuzzy Wuzzy wasn’t fuzzy was he?

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    k_sera  about 11 years ago

    The lint in my dryer screen is about 90% dog hair. I could build a whole kennel full of dogs with my dryer lint.

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    99catsinabox  about 11 years ago

    That must be so soft.

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    Buizel  almost 4 years ago

    if pig painted his face, he would look like a black sheep

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