I believe it was Linus who said there was no problem too big to be run away from. Petey takes it even further, and won’t even address a problem by running.
Alice, once you learn how to write, you could create a graphic novel like your big brother does, called A Stinkbug Named Dierdre! It could be a profoundly Southern Gothic tale of love and loss and bad odors….
gbars70 almost 2 years ago
And Alice and Petey defeated the ugly smelly bug and from then on, lived happily ever after!
monkeysky almost 2 years ago
I believe it was Linus who said there was no problem too big to be run away from. Petey takes it even further, and won’t even address a problem by running.
whahoppened almost 2 years ago
We all have happy endings, we just need to know when to stop the story.
A.Ficionada almost 2 years ago
He’s consistent!
Thomas R. Williams almost 2 years ago
That WOULD indeed be very sorrowful for Dierdre.
bxclent Premium Member almost 2 years ago
how does this kid ever leave the house?
morningglory73 Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Consistent avoidance and vacillation for Petey. And Alice names a stink bug Dierdra? hahaha.
WCraft Premium Member almost 2 years ago
He almost nailed it int he last panel for describing Chicago voters – except for the happy ending part.
6turtle9 almost 2 years ago
Magnificent stillness, Petey. The force(?) is strong in this one.
iplussed almost 2 years ago
I once knew a stinkbug named Dierdre….
a swino almost 2 years ago
It’s in your hair, Petey!
Huckleberry Hiroshima almost 2 years ago
Heather. Name it Heather.
norphos almost 2 years ago
I hope she would remember to feed Dierdre, and put holes in the jar so she can breathe, and how do you determine the gender of a Stinkbug?
asrialfeeple almost 2 years ago
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D550Pu6UcAAXej7.jpg
TrudyQ Premium Member almost 2 years ago
That works for many of us, Petey
Sisyphos almost 2 years ago
Alice, once you learn how to write, you could create a graphic novel like your big brother does, called A Stinkbug Named Dierdre! It could be a profoundly Southern Gothic tale of love and loss and bad odors….