Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for April 26, 2015

Plankton Mmmmm

Did you know a bit coin was originally a coin worth 12 1/2 cents?

I’m sure that it’s just a coincidence that a Google search of “similar images” to this strip yields old maps and building layouts of textile mills.

stop chewing up things and spitting them out, then you wouldn’t find anything at all,

Itty-bitty, teensy-weensy, fishy bits?Sounds too fishy to me….

And so I ate them.We had a cat named Little Bit. Her mother once caught a full-sized rabbit and dragged it into the house through the bathroom window while we were attending Easter Mass.

Is Littlier a word? Don’t Googlier it.

Its only the space between the itsy bitsy teeny weeny bits that’re important.

BRING BACK DOGSNIFF!!!

From one frying pan to the next……A melting pot.

Only smaller…

Who remembers Alan Bennett’s sermon in ‘Beyond the Fringe’? “Life is like a sardine can, …….. but there’s always that little bit in the corner that you can’t get out.

Its all a bunch of Fish Flatulence to me.

Little Bit was a black cat. She like to sit with the tip of her tongue sticking out. I knew a guy in grammar school who did that, too.He bit it nearly in two when he fell off the swings.It was bitten clear through the middle and only connected by the edges on either side. That was a strange day.He recovered.The cat has been dead for a long time.Now I have a black stray with no tail who keeps the chipmunk population under control. Life is weird. If somebody tells you a story, and it isn’t weird, then it probably isn’t true.

"Ripple in still waterWhen there is no pebble tossedNor wind to blow"-Ripple: The Grateful Dead

You’re such a poet, fish.