Get Fuzzy by Darby Conley for March 05, 2016

Gee, I dunno. It was funny when it ran in 2008.

As an afficienado of vintage comics, I must say that just because you don’t get it doesn’t mean it’s not funny; it just means you lack the understanding to see the humor. Go try Garfield or Random Acts of Nancy or Bully instead.

Dying is easy; comedy is hard. I am impressed with the effort and frequency of success in these pages.

I have only one rule: if they make a joke about “dim-witted Faux News” viewers, I never come back. You might be surprised how many “humorists” engage that lame trope.

Looks like a lot of people need to wash their mouth out.

Wow,one or a few non-gem strips and people are ready to jump ship?Seems like what’s wrong with everything these days.Entitled,selfy-shooting I want it all NOW people.Leave then.

a redacted comic involving a talking cat and dog…now that’s funny

@largokatHa! Someone else gets it! Yay!!

For what it’s worth, today’s installment did much to reinforce my disdain for Family Guy and its ilk.

With the direction this arc is heading I wouldn’t be surprised to see a guest appearance by Fritz the Cat.

Sometimes classic is just a passing fad, and sometimes it is genuinely Classic. Think Mozart, the Marx Brothers, and Monet.

This is probably funny to anyone who thinks “South Park” is amusing.

Well to make most people laugh all you need is a man, dressed up as a little old lady, falling down a manhole. To make comedians laugh, however, it really has to be a little old lady.

What the deuce?

That’s kinda messed up—even by “Family Guy” standards …

Made me laugh, though, since I enjoy “F.G.”

just read a reference to clark gable being chastised for the cuss word at the end of gone with the wind, replied, ’you’re right ma’am. we’re up to our ass in vulgarity"