Lio by Mark Tatulli for January 31, 2010

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    margueritem  almost 15 years ago

    Even robots need to wipe their feet.

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    Sisyphos  almost 15 years ago

    Yes indeed, always wipe your feet, or mechanical track-belted appendages, before coming into the house, especially if you’ve been playing in the mud!

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    Pacejv  almost 15 years ago

    What will his Mudder say?

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    carmy  almost 15 years ago

    Get some new socks, Dad!

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    guitarmutt  almost 15 years ago

    Maybe this explains Dad’s ratty clothes. He knows his kids a genius, and he doesn’t mind paying for some of the robots and all the pets because he knows Lio is going to be famous one day. Good parents will sacrifice a lot for their kids.

    Just don’t take away Dad’s beer.

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    GROG Premium Member almost 15 years ago

    Good boy, Lio.

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    ferreter  almost 15 years ago

    Making more work for poor ol’ Dad is bad enough, but Lio has to automate it!

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    detour_jones  almost 15 years ago

    mr tatulli… I love when you play with the Sunday design of the strip… today’s is a great success…

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    Dirty Dragon  almost 15 years ago

    Hmph.. and after Lio was nice enough to swap out the big stomping feet for quieter rollers when Dad got mad about the noise.

    Hmph.

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    pbarnrob  almost 15 years ago

    He may need a track-wash pan off to the side, then step over to the mat. And it certainly should be a mandatory routine on entry.

    Does Lio have to leave shoes outside or at the door when he comes in?

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    Sherlock Watson  almost 15 years ago

    Dad doesn’t mind Lio using the robots to destroy buildings and terrorize the population, as long as they have manners.

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    hintsofhints  almost 15 years ago

    Gives a new meaning to the term “tracking mud in the house”…

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