Get Fuzzy by Darby Conley for November 29, 2015

Bucky’s battle cry, “I am Siamese, if you please; I am Siamese if you don’t please!” before poor, hapless Satch develops some nasty scratches and scars and one-fang punctures. But at least Bucky’s got the appropriate condiments for a picnic Satchel roast.

Keep up the good work Satchel !

Sunday rerun from 2 years ago in 2013 – Probably from the same month when the daily Get Fuzzy strips went in rerun mode while the Sunday Get Fuzzy strips were mostly first run, though there’s still no word on its strip ending fate until sometime in 2016.

Or ketchup on scrambled eggs. Yuck.

But, but, but… since ketchup is a vegetable, it must be good for you!

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Catsup (or Ketchup) on a hot dog? Barbarian! (I like mine Chicago Style).

Actually I find Catsup (or Ketchup) on just about anything pretty revolting.

Our family has had lots of Siamese over the years.The best one, in my opinion, was a knot-tailed, apple-head seal point male my mom brought home from the pound.His hobbies were hunting chipmunks (never caught one) and chasing dogs.

Be happy, Satchel! Bucky thinks you’re ‘hot!’

They are usually all white as kittens.

Pane 4 reminds me of a Beatles song: Mean Mr. Mustard

I relish this kind of horseplay.

(As for what to put on a hotdog, it doesn’t matter. I’m from California, and we always considered hotdogs — made from 100% space-age polymers — something you ate when you couldn’t afford real food.)

Yeah Satchel! Keep it goin’!

Don’t forget lynx points. We have two sisters, one is lynx point, one is seal point, both appleheads, supposedly with papers. I think they are far away from the original Siamese. Don’t know if there are any show categories for these mongrels. But we love them.