Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for September 24, 2014
September 23, 2014
September 25, 2014
Transcript:
Man with Z on his chest: Si...it's the mark of Zorro. I was hoping you could turn it into a tribute to ZZ Top.
Caption: When tattoo artists question their career choice.
Superfrog about 10 years ago
He’s starting from scratch.
Arianne about 10 years ago
He’s got ink. He knows how to use it.
Toonerific about 10 years ago
Well a better tribute would be to shave off your chest hair and paste it on your face as a beard.
Meh~tdology, fka Pepelaputr about 10 years ago
Take these cheap sunglasses, may they serve you well.
Plumbob Wilson about 10 years ago
Or Warren Zevon
dadoctah about 10 years ago
Or Frank Zappa.
Varnes about 10 years ago
He’s not going to like where the second z goes…And TOP may have to be on his bottom…..I heard zorro opened for z z top back in the eighties….
vwdualnomand about 10 years ago
girls will go crazy for a well dressed man.
Aaberon about 10 years ago
I love ZZ Top; thinking he’s my YouTube choice today for my after lunch pick-me-up.
ladykat about 10 years ago
Stop exaggerating, Sergeant Garcia. Zorro may have messed up some of your uniforms, but he never went through to slash your skin.
dabugger about 10 years ago
Oh zeewiz; old stuff…..
maxcat631 about 10 years ago
How about a tribute to L. Frank Baum.. and have a Wizard of OZ theme tattoo’d on your chest?(Auntie Em! Auntie Em!)
KEA about 10 years ago
actually, they are just ugly… and increase in ugliness over time.
JanLC about 10 years ago
Have you been reading my mind again? You put very eloquently almost exactly what I think about tattoos.
LV1951 about 10 years ago
The mark of Zorro would leave a scar. Hair usually doesn’t grow back on a scar.
reynard61 about 10 years ago
@ JanCinLV: I have no clue as to who this Guy Madison is, but Guy Williams played a kick-a** Zorro — and Will Robinson’s dad to boot!
dzw3030 about 10 years ago
So I’ve read. But most folks know the movie version. I’ve never read the book.
rphbeta about 10 years ago
Make it a tribute to rock band Zebra.