The Argyle Sweater by Scott Hilburn for March 22, 2012

Go for the throat dude!!

He’s going to have to walk loudly because he’s not packing a very big stick.

Why of all sticks?

If you stick to it you will find the answer.

Amazing what science can teach us- like it’s not wise to be close enough to a rabid wolf to shake a stick at it.

I question those turtle results.

That’s not real science. They’re just a splinter group.

A sticky situation!

I think that this is one occasion when you should try throwing the stick to see what happens. (I hope there’s a handy fire escape to climb up.)

I know what end of the stick that guy got.

Obviously this study was funded by the bunny lobby.

(speaking as a computer programmer …)I think there’s a lupin their logic.

Some schtik.

He not even as smart as Brewster Rockit – he should have at least tied a badger to the end.

One with stick + 1 = minus one with stick.

lupin for the tree that provided the stick, and lupine for the wolf… interesting study. I wonder if that’s an empirical wolf.

@beviek

nailed it!!!

Not entirely funny (and I’m not blaming you, Mr. Russell). When I was riding a bus back and forth to grade school, one of my busmates decided to test that “always lands on its feet” characteristic and dropped a cat from a third-story window in his house. The cat landed on its feet. It dislocated every joint in its body, practically; and Lord knows how many bones it may have broken — but it landed on its feet.

Another “Fine” observation…. thats 3 in a week…. nyuk nyuk

turn it around and find water.

from that day forward he was known as “Rabies Johnson”.