Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for October 03, 2018

Who’s getting the thrill?

It’s what comes after the tunnel of love: a huge sense of weightlessness, and it’s all downhill from there.

Quite a spill after the thrill!

Wowser! Whot a thrill!

Repent! The end is near!

Seems like they have rebranded the tunnel – originally ’twas “up the creek without a paddle”

Que up the classic Goofy yell !

Is that Joe and Victoria ?

All hail gravity, but it’ll bring ya down!

Like your first sexual encounter, the thrill only comes once (there’s a joke in there I will NOT touch… ;-) )

Tunnel of love for flying squirrels.

Tunnel built by Acme

Morning Wiley! You win again! For the funniest toon of the day. Thanks n keep em cummin!

Making sense of the current political scene is like that. About equal to looking for the tenth planet when we can’t even agree on the ninth.

Should be the Tunnel of Spills (truth in advertising and all).

As in life soon the thrill will be gone

It’s gonna be one big let down!

Sometimes, I think Wiley has a mean streak.

Ya come outta the tunnel all thrilled, but it’s all downhill from there…

The Tunnel of Thrills is short compared to the consequences.

That’ll do it

i bet this ride does not have a long line for repeats.

Better move fast. #Quickie

That couple are heading for a fall.

We’ll remember when I first fell for you but probably that won’t be for long. You were my first crush.

Just more water over the edge.

When the thrill is gone so are you. The thrill is short, but so is your life.

World population control in effect.

Current American politics, explained.

You can tell it’s not a political cartoon when the likes outnumber the comments almost three to one. Poli strips are the reverse.

And screams!

Saw something real sort of like this. I hiked to the top of Yosemite Falls and went a little ways upstream of the falls. There are some low wide rocks guiding the stream toward the falls. About two hundred feet downstream from where I was soaking my feet in the river, the banks of the river quickly turned into steep canyon walls. There was a steep turn in the river and it was only about a hundred feet after that turn to the falls. I expect some early explorers either had to do some very hard back paddling or else went over the falls to their death.

So, Wiley Bears waiting for Lunch to just “Drop In” at the bottom of the Falls?

…chills, AND…?

We were in Niagara Falls last month and looking for a guided bus tour. One company (I swear this is true) was known as “Over the Falls Bus Tours”. I can’t imagine how they stay in business.