Pooch Cafe by Paul Gilligan for November 18, 2010
November 17, 2010
November 19, 2010
Transcript:
Poncho: Chazz's former dog was this Mr. Perfect Siberian husky. I can't help but feel inadequate by comparison. I mean, what do I have going for me? I'm puny, weak, uncoordinated. I'm not even a purebred. I guess the only thing I could try to do is simply be really, really well-behaved. Boomer: Hi, Poncho! Come on down, and bring a can of spray paint if you have one!
The Duke 1 about 14 years ago
Looks like trouble will find you, Poncho!
COWBOY7 about 14 years ago
Well, there goes that idea!
WoodEye about 14 years ago
Or………… Really, Really BAD!
jollytimes about 14 years ago
Alrightty then!!!!!!!!!!! Let the fun begin. This is the moment we have all been waiting for. I am so happy I have tears in my eyes.
Wait. Sorry. It’s just sleep in my eyes. I need to go wash them.
alan.gurka about 14 years ago
That’s one way to leave your mark on this Earth, Poncho.
Dry and Dusty Premium Member about 14 years ago
Don’t worry Poncho! Mutts are the best!
Destiny23 about 14 years ago
You’ll get more attention if you misbehave once in a while. Or once an hour…
dre7861 about 14 years ago
Poncho, you were only trying to fool yourself
odeliasimone about 14 years ago
That noble thought was sure fleeting…..it was a really boring thought too.
pierreandnicole about 14 years ago
I need this comic today. My cat passed away early this morning. Thank you, Poncho and Boomer.
gofinsc about 14 years ago
Plan B.
cdward about 14 years ago
If you can’t be the engine, be the caboose.
craigwestlake about 14 years ago
This strip is educational. I didn’t know that modern dogs now did territorial marking with spray paint…
BichonLover about 14 years ago
The best laid plans of mice and men … and Poncho … just never work out, do they? But we all love you, Poncho! And Chazz loves you, too!
trying2keepup about 14 years ago
You have my condolences, pierreandnicole. Losing a loved pet can be hard on a home.
mrsullenbeauty about 14 years ago
When people have really low expectations of you, might as well live up to ‘em.