FoxTrot by Bill Amend for November 20, 2016

…Uh, do the characters look “off” today to anyone else?

No, they are the same. Some teachers are so narrow minded they have problem with someone like Jason who is a maverick.

Even in kindergarten, Jason was a creep based on his originality.

is it just me, or does jason look a bit taller than usual?

and i dont see the problem, jason is merely following the new evolutional protocol, instead of turkeys hatching from eggs, they hatch from feathers,

Jason is a three-eyed purple sheep of the family just as I am.

Why do each of the kids just have a thumb and 3 fingers?

Personally I think this is awesome. Yes, I want students to follow directions, but then on their own time, some thinking outside the box is delightful.

They all want you to “think outside the box” until you actually do.

Someday science will give us the miracle of the three-headed turkey. How long do we have to wait for these necessary technological advancements? I can’t believe I haven’t been zooming around in a jet pack for the past 15 years!

Personally I think it was rather creative of Jason to do…shows he thinks outside the box…which he does. And hey, it was probably one of the few times in which he actually did something peaceful without getting in trouble.

For some reason when you are very young every child displays some dyslexia as a sign of childhood.

4 fingers are easier to draw, especially in animation. The fewer moving parts, the better.

For some reason, I always drew my hand-turkey with the thumb out for the head, and the four fingers together to make a tail that stuck straight up.

It’s Dodrio!

I remember going on a field trip to a place that raised turkeys for Swanson’s frozen foods – the turkeys often weighed over 50 pounds each while alive from the forced feeding.

A turkhydra?

LOVE today’s strip. Saving it!

I think ive made a 4 headed handprint turkey before.

Take off the names and I still would immediately know it was Jason