Pearls Before Swine by Stephan Pastis for July 11, 2013
Transcript:
Pig: Hey, Gomer Goldfish, how goes it? Gomer: Good> I'm thinking about going to New York City so I can hang out in the East Village and knock back a few Bloody Marys with some famous artists and writers. Or maybe I'll just swim around in a little glass bowl. Pig: Goldfish can be so sarcastic.
Sherlock Watson over 7 years ago
Ya think so?
RuinQueenofOblivion over 7 years ago
Is it just me, or does Pig seem less dumb today?
edclectic over 7 years ago
Sarcastic? Better than feelin’ flushed.
Bilan over 7 years ago
Just imagine you’re in a little glass bowl in SoHo.
Sisyphos over 7 years ago
Pithy aphorism from Pig! Good going, Gomer Goldfish!
arye uygur over 7 years ago
For an example of suspected sarcasm, see today’s “Barney & Clyde.”
johndifool over 7 years ago
I wonder if the goldfish’s name is “Syd”…
jessegooddoggy over 7 years ago
Syd lives with Mooch, and Frank and Millie…..
puddlesplatt over 7 years ago
I am that fish, but I think outside the bowl…It does help a bit, Gomer.
Carl Rennhack Premium Member over 7 years ago
If that fish DOES make it to The Big Apple, the first artist he should meet is John Graziano!
Carl Rennhack Premium Member over 7 years ago
@Number Six—Re: The Prisoner: Was he, or wasn’t he, John Drake??
SkyFisher over 7 years ago
I was going to post a snarky remark about your habit of posting recipes, but realized I was going to be annoying. So forget it.
Mstreselena over 7 years ago
Why do you go from comic to comic pasting in recipes that nobody asked for? It’s really quite annoying taking up all the space.
foxsinger Premium Member over 7 years ago
It all sounds fishy to me…
susan.e.a.c over 7 years ago
Goldfish needs to get out more, the East Village ain’t what it used to be.
Reppr over 7 years ago
I like my bowl (but not your recipes)
Number Three over 7 years ago
That’s it, Gomer… Think BIG!
LOL xxx
HankTheSock over 7 years ago
Poor Gomer. I’ll bet that’s what my fish think too. However, in my defense…it’s kinda hard to walk a fish on a leash.