FIRST I came here ‘cause I thought your name is BEAN and I considered it to be fun to talk to a like-minded… But then I realized that you’re called Dean and Rowan Atkinson isn’t born already…
THEN on my way here I made them guys from the gasoline station clean my car to make a good impression at you when it came into my mind that it’s not allowed to take the car with me to the couch (just asking me why – I mean a car is not a dog) – so I got myself rubbed it in, too…
AAAND LAST you may ask yourself why I don’t fall asleep on your comfortable couch? Weeell! I can’t sleep when there’s too much light. It was just last night I couldn’t close an eye when the blind slipped open and my favorite socks went missing… That’s why I’m wearing my old ones now although I wanted to make a good impression as I mentioned before…
3. Good luck with finding anything worth over here, bub. Just don’t disturbs me sleep.
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Always a joy to read lovely comics such as Bozo, especially when they’re drawn so beautifully, with such three dimensional depthts and details in every panel. Perspectives isn’t an easy thing to master.
And yes of course, a big thumbs up and a big hand for Foxo’s marvellous masterpiece, the picturesque pantomime called Bozo, the wonderful wordless wonder!
In the first strip, Dr. Bean combines two specialties. He is a physiatrist and a psychiatrist. Or maybe it’s just umbrella guy messing with the lettering on the door. In panel 3 it changes from “PHYCHIATRIST” to “…CHYATRIST” and then back again in #4.
Although Bozo was a few years before my birth, a lot of these comics are like reliving my youth. During my teen years, I worked at a full service gas station, the stories that I could tell.
1) Story Teller: Bozo seeing his psychiatrist telling hem his woes and the doctor is so impressed he pays Bozo for them for his up coming book. “Stories Told To Me”.
2) Smile when you service: At a full service station, Bozo even gets some Hors d’oeuvres to go.
3) Do not Disturb: Another masked and armed intruder. This time Bozo leaves him alone.
Dirty Dragon about 3 years ago
1 – “No, no… thank YOU. This case will get me into the Toledo Journal of Applied Psychology for sure!”
in-dubio-pro-rainbow about 3 years ago
Tell ya something outta my life Dr.:
FIRST I came here ‘cause I thought your name is BEAN and I considered it to be fun to talk to a like-minded… But then I realized that you’re called Dean and Rowan Atkinson isn’t born already…
THEN on my way here I made them guys from the gasoline station clean my car to make a good impression at you when it came into my mind that it’s not allowed to take the car with me to the couch (just asking me why – I mean a car is not a dog) – so I got myself rubbed it in, too…
AAAND LAST you may ask yourself why I don’t fall asleep on your comfortable couch? Weeell! I can’t sleep when there’s too much light. It was just last night I couldn’t close an eye when the blind slipped open and my favorite socks went missing… That’s why I’m wearing my old ones now although I wanted to make a good impression as I mentioned before…
Hmmm so what do I have to pay now?
Gent about 3 years ago
1. Long before Mr. Bean, there was Dr. Bean.
2. Hey, ya forgots to wipes me mug!
3. Good luck with finding anything worth over here, bub. Just don’t disturbs me sleep.
…
Always a joy to read lovely comics such as Bozo, especially when they’re drawn so beautifully, with such three dimensional depthts and details in every panel. Perspectives isn’t an easy thing to master.
And yes of course, a big thumbs up and a big hand for Foxo’s marvellous masterpiece, the picturesque pantomime called Bozo, the wonderful wordless wonder!
danketaz Premium Member about 3 years ago
1 Poor Bozo keeps thinking he sees this guy with an umbrella hiding behind every door.
2 That’s Bozo, all ready for the road. And then he spotted the Umbrella Guy. It’s a good thing Dr Bean gave him a refund.
3 There you go, Bozo. Cut off his escape route and keep the Umbrella Guy from spying on him.
Ontman about 3 years ago
1) Entertainment value. 2) Well, it is after all a service station. 3) Casting shade.
Kip Williams about 3 years ago
Fulsome service.
Solstice*1947 about 3 years ago
In the first strip, Dr. Bean combines two specialties. He is a physiatrist and a psychiatrist. Or maybe it’s just umbrella guy messing with the lettering on the door. In panel 3 it changes from “PHYCHIATRIST” to “…CHYATRIST” and then back again in #4.
Mark Thomas about 3 years ago
1. Here, allow me to pay you, because I’m using this in my book about you.
2. Hey! Full service means full service!
3. I prefer the shade down. Now be afraid, be very afraid.
mreardon53 Premium Member about 3 years ago
Some great comments here. Bozo followers are the best!
Searcy9320 about 3 years ago
Although Bozo was a few years before my birth, a lot of these comics are like reliving my youth. During my teen years, I worked at a full service gas station, the stories that I could tell.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] about 3 years ago
1) Story Teller: Bozo seeing his psychiatrist telling hem his woes and the doctor is so impressed he pays Bozo for them for his up coming book. “Stories Told To Me”.
2) Smile when you service: At a full service station, Bozo even gets some Hors d’oeuvres to go.
3) Do not Disturb: Another masked and armed intruder. This time Bozo leaves him alone.
hwmj about 3 years ago
It is disturbing in a way that I remember full service stations. Now you pump your gas and pay at the pump with zero human interaction.