Ballard Street by Jerry Van Amerongen for May 14, 2022

Little Benny may just about laugh himself to death.

Little Benny looks like he can take care of himself. Ralph Sweeney should be afraid…very afraid.

Little Benny’s nose tells him that is not a dog to be feared.

C’mon, Sweeney. What has Little Benny ever done to you?

Eh? What? — – - Oh. – - – - – Really? That, huh?

Well …………. keep it clean, then. No power tools, no chemicals, and nothing lethal.

Take Mr. Sweeney in to get”fixed”. That will neuter the problem.

Now we know why the chicken, as well as everyone else, was afraid to cross Ballard Street.

Take a closer look at how he sits on the trike – one pedal & Mr. S is going to have his inserts pleated…

And I had thought I strange neighbors.

There are some strange people living on Ballard Street

Amazing how he can bend his right leg under and by the main frame to get his foot on that pedal..

Maybe Ted should carry little Benny when he walks by Mr. Sweeney’s place. Might be safer if Ted went a different way all together. Mr. Sweeney may get his doggy feet caught in the tricycle spokes. It would be amazing to watch.

P2. Little Benny riding off with Mr Sweeney’s Trike dragging a dog head.

Mr. Sweeney puts the OOF! in “Woof!”…

I don’t think so. Mr. Sweeney is clearly an incident waiting to happen. :)

Good luck with that, Mr Sweeney is locked and loaded, as they say in the south… ready to rumble.

HAHAAHA YOU CRACK ME UP!!

Mr. Sweeney may be fooled, but his dog isn’t!

What you don’t see in Ted’s right hand is a rolled up newspaper. Down, Down, Baaad Sweeney!