From today’s Comics Curmudgeon:
The full text of Proverbs 19:4 (RSV2) is, “Wealth brings many new friends, but a poor man is deserted by his friend.” So Andy selflessly keeps his money to maintain a treasured friendship, and look at the thanks he gets!
Walden Puddle, the next generation.
Leave the paper. Take the fish.
Timber: [to Breezy] You’re in, babe. [to Rip] Sorry, dude, but I’m not poly.
They may take our bake sale, but they can never take… our freedom!
Batten down for a short but intense shower of yellow rain.
Please let Lillian die in the fire. Please let Lillian die in the fire. Please please please.
Looking forward to Foxbots like you insisting, a decade or two down the line, that it’s perfectly normal for Chicago to hit the 100s… at Christmas.
Gil takes his team to Juvie. “Scared straight” or role-modeling? I don’t know, but I know how I want to bet.
Definitely pushing the Theiss Titillation Theory to the limit.
From today’s Comics Curmudgeon:
The full text of Proverbs 19:4 (RSV2) is, “Wealth brings many new friends, but a poor man is deserted by his friend.” So Andy selflessly keeps his money to maintain a treasured friendship, and look at the thanks he gets!