Working Daze by John Zakour and Scott Roberts for November 04, 2019

I really don’t think that stuff would work well on a computer screen, but hey, you never know! Go for it.

Who dat inda hat?

What? A “Daydream Believer” maybe?

Nice quirk, John & Scott – but is there some significance for ‘Liquid Paper’ (or Mistake Out) to today’s date?

Mike Nesmith’s mother invented the stuff, or so I am told by my Monkee fanatic sister.

Thanks to everyone above who gave me the information I needed. But really though, is someone really supposed to connect all that to a green wool hat?

Very clever!

Ugh, Really, Michael??!?

Dalek alert!

Well. . . . Now we know how retired folks in various parts of the world occupy their mornings.

Very Clever

Oh dear! Is Mike all right? This isn’t a tribute strip, is it?

I worked in a government office where some records were only available to the public if certain portions were obscured (such as telephone numbers, SSNs, etc.). We used white-out on the “originals” (first copy) to make final copies for the consumer. When we used black marker or an equivalent, the person getting the copy would almost always ask about what was covered, something they rarely did when the information was “whited” out. (I suspect the white areas didn’t call attention to them like the big black marks, so people tended to ignore them.)

Not the first time the “Nazi pepper pots” have appeared on this strip.