Frazz by Jef Mallett for November 16, 2011
November 15, 2011
November 17, 2011
Transcript:
Caulfield: Come on, Mrs. Olsen. Adopt my aunt's parakeet. Mrs. Olsen: Birds are noisy and messy and don't follow directions. Caulfield: That's why I asked you. Frazz: True. Why would she teach 3rd graders if she didn't have a thing for that? Caulfield: Her car is messy and noisy and she can't control that, either.
CoBass over 12 years ago
Caulfield, if Mrs. Olsen doesn’t want a parakeet, see if she’d be willing to take a single keet.
tigre1 over 12 years ago
Better and better.
Potrzebie over 12 years ago
My cat is one of the few things that makes me smile. Perhaps a keet would do that to Mrs. Olsen (and how come we never see her husband?).
bamboodan over 12 years ago
When life gives you lemons you make lemonade. When a 3rd grader gives you a parakeet you make Cream of a Parakeet soup.
wwh85cp over 12 years ago
“Her car is noisy and messy and she can’t control that, either!”
Many meanings there – brings back memories of a volunteer at my old school who learned to drive as a missionary in Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) as an adult.
She had two speeds: Stop, and Full Throttle.
Picture dozens of kids scattering in panic any time they saw her car coming.
No, that was NOT a joke.
burleigh2 over 12 years ago
Nonsense! She keeps it steady at 40 mph! She is in COMPLETE control of her car! ;-)
lmchildress over 12 years ago
Wouldn’t a parakeet be two keets?
JP Steve Premium Member over 12 years ago
So there should be an Ortho- and Metakete as well?