Behold, an un-pale horse with no name. Oh, wait. His name is Horace. And he's sarcastic. And silly. And lives in an infinitely expandable world. And sometimes gets slapstuck. And day after unpredictable day he boldly goes where no horse -- let alone a comic strip -- has gone before. Yes, there are sidekicks; a bird, a lady horse, a never-seen neighbor. And if the post-it note did not exist, Samson would have had to invent it so Horace would have yellow panels in which to play. Welcome to the bright side of the world. May the horse be with you.
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Daddy's Home by Tony Rubino and Gary Markstein
Deep Cover by Tim Eagan
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jimmyh43105
said, 11 months ago
You were warned…
GymShoe said, 11 months ago
Have a nice trip… ! ! !
Harry said, 11 months ago
Walking, OK. Stepping? Not so good! Especially on thin grass. But wasn’t he the one that ‘installed’ that sign yesterday? Tsk, Tsk.
Jkiss
said, 11 months ago
The wisdom of ignoring your own advice, bites you in the rear every time.
capndunzzl said, 11 months ago
…our protagonist shoulda stood in bed today.
GymShoe said, 11 months ago
At leaset he avoided a crack UP… ! ! !
jukeofurl said, 11 months ago
Horace seemingly has a chronic problem with being on or off grass. . ..
SherlockWatson said, 11 months ago
That’s the big problem with grass — it can lead to crack.
Saucy1121
said, 11 months ago
Glass grass?
mynx wormwood said, 11 months ago
That’s pink floyd turf.
Nabuquduriuzhur said, 3 months ago
re: sherlock
ironically, crack is typically less injurious to body, brain, and personality than pot is.