Get Fuzzy by Darby Conley for July 17, 2011
July 16, 2011
July 18, 2011
Transcript:
Satchel: What's that? Bucky: I just finished my new manuscript: The book of pain. Satchel: Ooo, so it's a drama? Bucky: for me it's a comedy with a bit of action, but for you it's a mystery with a dash of horror. Satchel: Ha ha! Huh? Can I see it? There's no words! How is it a mysterious comedy without words? Bucky: Give it here, I'll show you. Lean in here.... See? You hold it like so, and... Satchel: Mm-hm. I don't like your new manuscript. Bucky: It'll work better in hardcover format.
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SusanSunshine Premium Member almost 13 years ago
If he brings it out in hardcover, I believe he’ll discover that Satchel has added something.
Act II: The flying Siamese.
zero almost 13 years ago
Trust no one Satchel. Especially Bucky.
x_Tech almost 13 years ago
You don’t often bump into a manuscript with such impact.
oeva1234 almost 13 years ago
That is ONE ugly cat. Satchel is a cutie pie though.
tegm almost 13 years ago
lol!
THEmikeyP almost 13 years ago
I’ll get you for that, Bucky Cat!!!
spirit2002 almost 13 years ago
bookstores would have it in the bargain bin…1 cent.
Josie718 almost 13 years ago
should have seen that coming dog….
George Arnold almost 13 years ago
Bucky sure puts in a lot of work into non-constructive things.
elipso3000 almost 13 years ago
When will all you realize that Bucky is a genius? Years from now he’ll be known as the master of the short story.
2011worldchamps almost 13 years ago
Like all books, I will just wait for the movie.
Varnes almost 13 years ago
It sounded more like a WHAP of horror……..
DocOmics almost 13 years ago
Bucky has studied Bruce Lee. “The Art of writing, without writing.”
Hunter7 almost 13 years ago
That was a hard-hitting novel. Good thing Bucky doesn’t take after the size of Stephen King’s novel. Now, that would have been some real heavy reading.
Francine Long almost 13 years ago
What I can’t figure out is why Rob keeps Bucky Cat in the first place. Put him in a cat kennel for a week or two and let him see what it feels like to not have a home, security, companionship and unlimited “eats”. Maybe then he would grow a sense of appreciation.
Naw!
SuedeTumor almost 13 years ago
I like it better when you don’t rely on slapstick humor. Never much cared for Three Stooges or Roadrunner type comics.