The Argyle Sweater by Scott Hilburn for April 13, 2015

After a protracted silence, the customer replied, “Don’t be obtuse”.

Also, the SIN on the door said “Closed for COSplay”

I think he’d rather be helped by the acute salesgirl.

Sign on store window:TRY ANGLES

You can buy it on credit, but you’ll need someone to cosine.(Are Euclidian me??)

Gee…. ah’ma try one on….(Ok that was down right horrible…. sorry…Sometimes I just can’t find the right angle.)

Anyway…. when you buy those shirts, there are three points to consider…

Hate to go off on a tangent…but I haven’t had a chance to get back here…

No word yet on Dogsniff’s suspension…still appreciate messages to moderator@gocomics.comMeanwhile…if anybody wants to contact him it’s 2tikijoe@earthlink.net

He has a very strong spam filter… As I recall it sends you back a form so you can tell him who you are…be sure to put your GoComics user name in the subject line so he knows to OK your message.

His x squared him, he does not know y he was squared. He will need to get some Zs , to the root of the problem.

Even though he’s the customer, in this case he’s not a right triangle.

The wife is waiting in the drawing room.

Salesman Isosceles is such a know-it-all! Look at him, all self-righteous with his protractor…

Wait until Spongebob comes in and they tell him he’s a rhomboid.

From whichever angle I look at it, I can’t see the point of this cartoon.

He should listen to the tan gent…

I think this cartoon is a..cute.

Sure, if you just look at one point, but add all 3 together and they all come out the same at 180.

In any case, it’ll be a protracted argument.

120 degrees!!??This comic is a bit obtuse

But appropriate, since he was being fitted for an “Argyle Sweater”..

A lot of times the customer is quite obtuse !

Sometimes people can be so obtuse