Reynolds Unwrapped by Dan Reynolds

?fh=1143a52bbb026803deb82e6d3f292fbb

Comments (12) Jump to Comments Form

  1. Llewellenbruce

    Llewellenbruce said, 2 months ago

    Better get out the tomato juice.

  2. big G 3469

    big G 3469Genius_badge said, 2 months ago

    P.U!!! His job gotta stink!!!

  3. baslim_the_begger

    baslim_the_beggerGenius_badge said, 2 months ago

    It’s probably rabid, too!

  4. ♠Lonewolf♠

    ♠Lonewolf♠Genius_badge said, 2 months ago

    That skunk does not look amused.

  5. SQUIDBREAKER

    SQUIDBREAKER said, 2 months ago

    A clear case of the first being last.

    A,

  6. Tigger

    TiggerGenius_badge said, 2 months ago

    Years ago, the company I worked for had the Corporate Office in the Rural County. There were woods and Skunks.

    One night, one of the ladies working was smoking on the back steps. She saw a ‘cat’ behind her. She said; “Here Kitty” just as she was about to reach out and pet the ‘Cat’ she saw his jacked up rear end. She quickly retreated inside.

    We at one time had a Vietnamese cleaning crew. We had in house Security. It was March, and around dusk one evening, one of our Female Security associates was out ob back steps smoking. She saw a skunk run across the back parking lot. Then she saw 3 Male members of the Vietnamese cleaning crew chase the skunk. One of the men removed his Jacket and threw it over the skunk. She saw the Skunk spray all 3 men.

    We had a walking track around the Campus. I would walk at night with this Security lady. When we encountered a Skunk, we gave him plenty of room. One night we saw one and we cut across the parking lot. The skunk came toward us. We froze and let the skunk go his way then we competed our walk.

  7. OldHipster

    OldHipster said, 2 months ago

    This cartoon stinks!

    Or will soon enough.

    Ya know?

  8. Noreen Klose

    Noreen Klose said, 2 months ago

    A few years ago, “dog days of summer”, I used to put water in a bowl on the ground for the “wild critters”. Once, when I was about to put the bowl down, there was a skunk. Right there,within three feet, tail raised. I softly said, “Sorry I’m a little late, let me put the bowl down, please?” I put the bowl down (gently–holding my breath), and backed away safely. The only reason I stopped doing it WAS NOT ‘cause of the skunk, who did not spray me. But I’m now handicapped as the result of a stroke. I just can’t carry the bowl filled with water, and walk it out there anymore.

  9. kboone4

    kboone4 said, 2 months ago

    What’s he gonna do with that stick?

  10. comixavier

    comixavier said, 2 months ago

    Maybe the tomato juice is in the backpack, Llewellenbruce.

    I hope he’s not going to thrust the stick up the skunk’s… well, you know, kboone.

  11. cholldekkgher stenstenstaffgher

    cholldekkgher stenst... said, 2 months ago

    If ya run into a skunk in the middle of the woods, does anyone hear you squeal when you get shot?

    DOES IT MATTER?????

  12. Just plain Steve

    Just plain Steve said, 2 months ago

    The first time I skinned a dead skunk (“museum preparator” – it’s in the job description) I carefully castrated the specimen, then with the next stroke of the scalpel…

    I was “persona non grata” at work and home for several days, despite the tomato juice and vinegar!