Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for February 05, 2009
February 04, 2009
February 06, 2009
Transcript:
Kate: Did you know Danae is at Gran'ma's diner getting firsthand history lessons? Joe: Yes, I do, Kate. Kate: And it doesn't bother you? Joe: Why would having her learn history from someone who lived through it bother me? Kate: I guess it depends on who that someone is. Joe: ... Oh.... Captain Eddie: ... so I tell him, "ask not what the buttah can do fah the lobstah, but what the lobstah can do fah the buttah," and cleahed up his writah's block. Danae: Ah, now it all makes sense.
Dutchboy1 about 15 years ago
Whatever it is, it’s mighty deep.
cleokaya about 15 years ago
I don’t know…I think the buttah does a lot for the lobstah.
Net1360 about 15 years ago
If he was taking to me, I would’ve beaten him into a painful stupor. I can’t stand anyone who can’t go through life without lying, real or fictious(unless they’re lying to other dishonest people).
lazygrazer about 15 years ago
Can hardly wait for his version of the Cuban Missile Crisis….probably something to do with electric eels.
prasrinivara about 15 years ago
Net1360, you did notice that Eddie’s doing precisely that?
Allan CB Premium Member about 15 years ago
Ah … being a Canuck and all, what was the original speach?
kbielefe about 15 years ago
For the Canuck: President John F. Kennedy’s Inaugural address in 1961: “And so, my fellow Americans: ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country.”
tinachambers about 15 years ago
Color looks great … wish my paper ran it in color.
Digital Frog about 15 years ago
Now it’s more of: “Ask not what you can do in your country, but what your country can do to you…”
Wildmustang1262 about 15 years ago
Melting buttah would do fine fah the lobstah!
Reindom about 15 years ago
kbielefe says:
For the Canuck: President John F. Kennedy’s Inaugural address in 1961: “And so, my fellow Americans: ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country, eh.”
Net1360 about 15 years ago
Hey tina, the AJC newspaper in Atlanta here does the daily strip in color.