New Adventures of Queen Victoria by Pab Sungenis for July 17, 2010

crickets chirping

At least the line is quoted correctly.

Not a skull, but a rabbits foot. Those things used to creep me out. Felt like fur over wood. Don’t know why they were considered lucky (not for the rabbit!)

Somewhere The Bard of Avon is quietly chuckling at the universality of his play. If you don’t believe me, I got him to co-sign this comment.

Oh, look at the cute bunny! I don’t understand what it’s saying, but it’s so cute!

Toon be, or not toon be. That is the question…

I thought cosigns were in geometry, Sheik?

“What wind through yonder window breaks?”

“A hare, a hare. My kingdom for a hare!”

“Prick up thy bunny ears.”

“Fursooth!”

“But I am put to paws.”

“‘tis not a hare amiss!’”

Methinks something is afoot!

freeholder1, if you’re secant information about geometry, you’ve come to the wrong place.

Send that rabbit over to Dog Eat Doug to get smushed.

(I recognize the wrestler, if no one else does, Sheik.)

I guess it’s just a sine of the times, Sheik. Kind of like the new Victoria’s Secret Algae Bra.

The bunny lied. It did make people think. It sent folks on a tangent.

Uh Oh! What censored strip put Pab into Bunny Mode?

Sheik, that’s not really Shakespear’s signature – its misspelled!

SY of all your interesting comments that one tops! So witty. As for spelling WS himself used variants. English was percolating during his day and spelling was a matter of individual taste - as it is now in internet communications.