Bloom County by Berkeley Breathed for April 30, 2010

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    rayannina  about 14 years ago

    ‘Tis a sharp remedy but a sure cure for all ills.

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    Sisyphos  about 14 years ago

    Mrs. “Axe” Whacker! –Wonderful! And she’s such an innocent-looking, sweet little old lady!

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    gillbillvolume1  about 14 years ago

    just the ax mam

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    ejcapulet  about 14 years ago

    You know, she might get off with “justifiable homicide”.

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    ellisaana Premium Member about 14 years ago

    Couldn’t axe for a more wacky defense.

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    Pacejv  about 14 years ago

    Betty White could do that one up great!

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    kreole  about 14 years ago

    Why is the ax allowed to be there?

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    lewisbower  about 14 years ago

    I wondered why SHE went to the hardware store.

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    freeholder1  about 14 years ago

    LizzieBorden.com has a lovely set of axes with replacement handles for just such an occasion.

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    gjsjr41  about 14 years ago

    It must have been the “Dick Clark’s Censored Bloopers” that pushed her over the edge. LOL

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    pinkdryad Premium Member about 14 years ago

    “innocent-looking” sisyphos? just look at those crazed eyes!

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    NashvilleMac  about 14 years ago

    …but put down that mirror first. :)

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    mrslukeskywalker  about 14 years ago

    Happens every day.

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    Sherlock Watson  about 14 years ago

    Steve: “Okay, now that you’ve got that out of your system, here’s the story you’ll tell the court: you saw a mosquito on your hubby’s head, and you thought you were holding a flyswatter. Got it?”

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    mrssaskfan  about 14 years ago

    Good one, Rayannina. One of the variations on Sir Walter Raleigh’s last words.

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