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   sloop said, about 1 year ago

   It’s nice to see our young people eager to do the honorable thing.

2. 

   Margueritem said, about 1 year ago

   Is he starting to smell, honey?

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   gerry777 said, about 1 year ago

   ..ok…so…ummm….is this strip supposed to be funny or did I absentmindedly wander into the self expression test corner? Incidentaly your punchline is funny margueritem

4. 

   runar said, about 1 year ago

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   Was he dead when you found him or did you help him along?

   So that’s why “Garfield” wasn’t in today’s paper.

   That’s nice, honey. Now I won’t have to go to the butcher’s shop.

   Flush it. If it’s good enough for the baby alligator…

   Under the azalea bushes, dear. They’re looking a little droopy, and he’ll be good fertilizer.

   Go ahead, but check his pockets first.

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   itisme said, about 1 year ago

   If there is a dead cartoonist in the yard, you better call Dick Tacy. He’s got this huge vowel-killing robot now, should be a cinch for him to find the killer, or killerS.
   I’ll bet the deceased is Chip Dunham who does “Overboard.” Those mice are always up to no good.

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   Tom Saaristo said, about 1 year ago

   No, but bring me the kitchen torch and we can have some fun

7. 

   Gweedo Murray said, about 1 year ago

   itisme make sure your PRO is paid up first or should I say PR S PD P FRST ?

8. 

   Margueritem said, about 1 year ago

   gerry777:
   Thanks.

   Teresa loves words and plays with them in various situations. The strip lets the readers use their imaginations to create their own ideas of what is going on. Teresa usually has an idea in mind when she does a strip, but feel free to add your own interpretation.