Frazz by Jef Mallett for October 28, 2012

Really more of a pink flamuskox.

we had teachers would wanted conformity. we had teachers who wanted creativity. there has to be balance. like some places would sell you a hamburger with patty and buns and condiments. other places would deconstruct that burger, to components and eat a spoonful of those components(taste like a burger).

Very creative and very inventive. Give yourself an “A”, Jef!

I like it!

And it’s correct in every detail… LOL

I’ve seen photoshops over at Worth1000 that were well-executed but not as clever as this. Delightful!

Fantastic!I love this kind of humor!

We’ll be sure to fire flak at the flying flummox flocks.

Classic!

love it! love it! A+!

Excellent!

Looks a bit more like a flumyak. But I do love it.

Flummoxes are caramel colored, not pink.

http://books.google.com/books?id=D4aqDC3Rx3wC&pg=PT120&lpg=PT120&dq=flummox+whangdoodle&source=bl&ots=ihuIKelGob&sig=KG1j7IGPxJGUac0K_h3Zm7o-KE8&hl=en&sa=X&ei=uF6NULfOEqmkyQHOxYH4DQ&ved=0CCoQ6AEwAg#v=onepage&q=flummox%20whangdoodle&f=false

Clever. I’ve always loved the word “flummox”, too.

I envy Jef Mallett’s creativity and intellect. Frazz is the BEST!

This is why I started to read this strip in the first place! Excellent!!

Can I get a shirt with a flummox on it?

And Caulfield absolutely has the name correct. Scientific name: Phoenicopterus moschatus.

Dang. The kid draws better than I do.

Best combo of story, art and wordplay that I’ve seen in forever.

Note also that “flummox” means “to confuse or perplex,” which is exactly what he did to poor Mrs. Olsen. No surprise there, of course.

Love it!

I like it, too. It works on several levels.