Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for January 13, 2012

Yep,all the same.Give me another shot.

Ya seen one, ya seen em all.

might be a tough one to swallow for the snake, but they all look alike to bunny-boy: hungry.

I heard in a verse of a place where the deer and antelope play. Evidently elsewhere you look to be on their dinner menu.

I say the same thing about presidential candidates.

I think it’s a bad sign that they’re all looking directly at the witness. Is there any chance that the installers put in regular glass by mistake? Better check the regulations again, do we have laws against any kind of predator other than “sexual”? May have to let them all go.

For what it’s worth, today this strip was censored by the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Only a blank space appeared in the Non Sequitur position, and the following in italic type: “Editor’s Note: Today’s ‘Non Sequitur’ strip was withheld because it was deemed objectionable by Plain Dealer editors. A replacement strip was unavailable by press time.”

Dogsniff said “And, hey, doesn’t that look like Captain Eddy’s cat there on the left?”It does indeed look like Paulie.

Mr. Miller, great gag. Once again, the bear is freakin’ great. Unusual background today….I like it….

The Cleveland Plain Dealer did not print this today because they thought it in BAD TASTE!?! Really? The news it prints is in BAD TASTE!

it don’t matter if you are predator or pray. if you want to survive the day, when the sun comes up you got to hit the ground running.

Perhaps the Cleveland Plain Dealer should change itself to the Cleveland Bland Dealer. If the editorial board finds this objectionable, one wonders how it edits other news. Grrr.

The censorship by the Cleveland Plain Dealer prompted me to go to this site. Thanks for that, PD. Too bad for you though, I’ve cancelled my 30 year subscription to your paper. How’s that for censorship!

I will be the third to point out that The Cleveland Plain Dealer did not print this. Just a line claiming that it was “deemed offensive”. Fine. It may be offensive to our local population. (I am assuming it was found to be offensive because white people are portrayed as saying all black people look alike? A BS line that in my 32 years in this city I, as a white person, have never said. Nor have I ever heard it said!) But whatever. What annoys me is this strip (that you have to actually have a working braincell or two to even understand) was pulled. However, Dave Coverly’s “Speed Bump” strip from today WAS NOT! It’s ok to post a strip about COOKING BABIES! But not this. WTHeck!

Would you believe the Cleveland PLain Dealer refused to run the strip this AM—they said it was OFFENSIVE!

Be VERY careful guys, the bunny’s got a hare-trigger . . . . ☻

the hares that you have got to watch out for are the gray ones. they sneak up on you.

Saw the Cleveland Plain Dealer CENSORED this, went online to see the strip, was underwhelmed. It’s humorous, mostly ironic. That’s lost on the censor-editors ? Simpletons.

Nice counterpoint to today’s Mutts.

When you are a nail everyone looks like a hammer!!!

Dear Editors-

I saw the Non Sequitur panel you saw unfit to print as it “deemed objectionable”. You have got to be kidding. That comic is not fit for print but you have no problem with the utterly deplorable photo of the four U.S. Marines urinating on the dead? You need your heads and your standards for what is deemed printable examined.

Disgusted,Beth S. GlosikBrecksville

or even better … When you’re a nail, all hammers look alike.

All my predators look alike.

More hare-brained humor.

As the Dealy boys fade away, even the Dalla Snooze is improving. Non Sequitur and Doonsbury are both carried on the comics pages; they have even endorsed Democrats on occasion, although Greens may only be attacked or denied that they are on the ballot.

I stared at this for several minutes trying to figure out the joke. I thought it was a museum display of stuffed animals. Didn’t catch on until read some comments, then saw the gun on one man and realized it was a police line up. If I was that dense, some one at the newspaper was, too.

Rabbits can be so politically incorrect.

I cannot believe you strip was pulled from the Cleveland Plain Dealer. I guess you have to be G rated to make it in this business. My comic strip is doomed……….

So what was so offensive that the Cleveland Plain Dealer refused to publish this strip?

As a reader of the intelligent comic strips in the PD, I had to go online to see this strip, and I have to say that I don’t get it as to the editors’ reasoning for censoring today’s when the others have been published. I hope they don’t cancel the strip!

Cops: “C’mon, you sure you don’t recognize #4?”

There should be a pregnant woman in the lineup. They killed many a rabbit in the old days.

The Tampa Bay Times printed this cartoon today.I wonder about a couple of these cartoons today, Stuart Carlson’s and Rob Rodgers that have trademarked objects as part of the joke.

Maybe the CPD is just a little short of a sense of humor?

People, it was Cleveland. Get over it. They don’t need a reason for irrationality there.

Another great strip. Its a shame that the narrow minded,uneducated,of one sided editors of the Cleveland Plain Dealer decided this day strip was deem objectionable, and was not printed. They did print how big companies screwed local people. When I called to ask why, they refused to explain there actions. I am glad I cancelled my Plain Dealer

There are times when the Plain Dealer earns it’s nickname “PeeD” and this is one of them…

I think that The Plain Dealer is on the verge of censorship. I couldn’ t find anything “objectionable” to this strip. Makes me wonder what else they are not printing because of their veiw’s

Notice how in sections of the paper they state the stories are “Secret” or " A Highly Secret Source". Beleive that I got ocean front property for sale near downtown.

This panel got censored in Cleveland: http://goo.gl/EqcLJ