Get Fuzzy by Darby Conley for March 08, 2014

It was the dental floss that got him…

There’s always a string attached.

The second panel cracks me up.

String. Universal currency in the cat’s world.

An entrenching tool up side of his head would have been cheaper.

Panel 5: neighbours knocking on the door confirming that Rob is now home to take care of the strange noise.

I’ve always heard Cats and Dental Floss should under no circumstances be allowed to mix (mainly because if the cat eats the floss it can get caught around various important bits of the digestive tract).

I thought Bucky was about to say wozzy wozzy woo woo in the last frame.

Bucky reminds me of my cat. He has had cabin fever for over a month. He can’t go out the dog door since it is too cold and snowy. He hates being stuck inside. He goes around howling and running and banging into things. This goes on off-and-on all day (and sometimes night.)

I have a kitty who chews on plastic bags if she gets a chance.Very annoying as I cover my remote controls in their original sleeves (secured at the bottom with the rubber bands from broccoli) to keep dust and grime out of the keys.

Maybe Rob has an ulterior, nasty motive, giving Bucky string.

When there’s a serious writers block, there’s always the cartoon-DOZER!!!

Should have opened the bargaining with the floss.

If Bucky had not been so exhausted, he would have asked, “Waxed or unwaxed?”

Floss – Always carry some. Never know when you need to tie someone to a chair. Or rappel down the side of a building. .Or need it to bribe a annoying cat.

Second panel. Bucky’s face. Comedy gold.

This strip was 100% awesome, start to finish.