Wizard of Id by Parker and Hart for June 23, 2013

It works every time (and so does watering your lawn!).

“Yaga zuzi, yaga zuzi, yaga zuzi ZIM!”

Could this be a medieval example of Murphy’s law?

“I don’t get it. Based on how the strip was layed out, I thought the spell didn’t work.”-the spell didn’t work but washing your carriage brings rain to undo your efforts

“Some people feel the rain. Others just get wet.” – Bob Marley

could’a washed the windows, that always works too

Don’t forget wearing the wrong shoes. I’m famous for that.

the spell didn’t work. what worked was the old stand-by, washing the car(riage).it’s like that other old stand-by, taking a bath to make the telephone ring

More powerful than magic.

So if you wash your car, water your lawn and spray weed killer you have a flash flood and get wash away.

I just hang my laundry out to dry.

Since it’s medieval times, shouldn’t the icon symbolizing Wiz’s idea be a torch vs. a light bulb?

Does it rain where you live? Nothing worked until he started washing his coach. Same thing happens when I wash my car.

Washed my car every Saturday for a couple of months in a row only to have it rain the next day…or later that day. Quit washing it for 6 weekends…no rain….washed it again and….you guessed it…started raining before I was finished….

In any event, it’s clear that the Wizard’s magic really IS going the way of Aunt Clara’s!

His spell was not working so he got idea to wash his vehicle,for most people that does it.

It always happens when I leave the sunroof open on my car!

As someone said a few weeks ago. What happened to Frammin on the jim jam, frippin on the krotz.

So far this summer, we haven’t had to do anything to make it rain. About the time the puddles start drying up, we get another flood.

Murphy’s law is not recursive: washing your car to make it rain NEVER WORKS!

Not true: Murphy’s law is not recursive.