Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for October 06, 2012

unless if it’s with a cosmetic company.

That only works when you are at the entrance to the parking lot to the mall. The traffic here might be somewhat lacking, unless he sticks his nose in the water.

I didn’t know times were so tough for sea otters.

Must be near Seattle….Buskers everywhere……..

Big Bird is big and rich enough to pay his own way.

A rare color toon.

I think her name is Lucille………

INGSOC….,man, that would be a great title for an arctic murder mystery…..

Wiley! This is great! The expressions on all of the seals are priceless. There’s an aquarium near me (I live near a large bay) where several of the dolphins have picked up work this way. (The others are protesting at the lack of additional job openings.)

Does he belong to the actors union??

Wiley, you are wizard, absolutly wizard.

The hat with the propeller has a real future, I think.

But if the show isn’t good, an Orca will drag him from the stage!

I’ve heard that Big Bird is in a similar situation.

Advertisement pays.

“NO ONE in the city would give anything to the “Homeless” with the signs for about 6 months afterward!”Also in St. Pete, a woman represented herself as having children who lived in the woods. Another woman got her an apartment, and, with the help of friends, got it furnished. The woman did not show up to inhabit the house, and it came out that there were no children. Now solicitation is not alowed on streets in St. Pete, sending a lot of people to Tampa. Homelessness is a very knotty, hard-to-deal-with problem. Many are mentally ill, often women are fleeing from abuse, etc. St. Pete has established a shelter upcounty, but there is still a lot of controversy. Things are worse, of course, during the recession.

I hope Big Bird, aka the Roadrunner, doesn’t get wind of this gig.

Actually, he looks more like a sea lion than a seal. Seals have no external ears.

Hey! Is this a political cartoon and one has to substitute names?

I’m sure some of you have seen walrus rookeries off the CA/OR/WA coasts. Peee-YEWWW! Just don’t get too close!

Actually, the external ear pinnae and the fact that they’re standing up on their flippers would make them sea lions, not seals.

Kind of sad. An indictment of our dying environment.

Oh no! Its the seventh seal! The end is nigh!

Mmmmmm…. the strip says:   "A Non Sequitur 20th anniversary edition". Have we ween that before?   Is today a special day?

Finally, fun comments for a fun comic strip!

Oops, sorry, the realists have arrived, AGAIN! It’s a freakin’ comic strip lest we forget!