Red and Rover by Brian Basset
- February 09, 2010
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Whether flying through space, bouncing on the moon, fishing, waiting for Popsicle Pete, or delivering the paper, these two friends do everything together.
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♠Lonewolf♠
said,
about 13 hours ago
You just might like it Rover.
My husky likes when I use it on him in the summer to get the loose hair off. Or maybe he is just humoring me!?
EYELUVLABS said, about 9 hours ago
Yes Rover, you just might like it. The bigger the vrrrroom
the bigger the suck. Start with an older vacuum with less
vrrrroom!
lightenup said, about 7 hours ago
Kinda like your bark when you’re chasing squirrels, Rover.
BC13
said,
about 5 hours ago
What’s that lone sock doing on the floor? Was the other one sucked in by the vaccuum?
Joe-Allen "Joe" Doty
said,
about 2 hours ago
The sock on the floor might be a lone one because the other one got lost in the laundry.
While this comic strip is being written in the present time, the time period is in the 1960s. Some modern vacuum cleaners make less noise.