Loose Parts by Dave Blazek for March 27, 2020

Now don’t get all op. cit.

If she had more than one kind, they’d be “Ibids et al”

You guys are out of my league, I’m outta here!

Groan

There was an old woman who live in a shoe.

I feel so stupid. Despite all my googling, I do not get this.

I don’t get it

Love it!

Thank you for explaning…you learn something new everyday!!!!

I didn’t get it either.

You can probably get those on eBay

When our class complained about “why do we need to know this!”, our wise teacher told us “the more you know, the more humor you will enjoy!”

Thanks to all who explained the reference here. I had just assumed it was some internet bidding site of which I was not aware.

They started out as ibuds.

Today’s comments are a garden variety.

After hearing the definition and comments, I still don’t get it and by the comments, It doesn’t matter….lol

Sounds like a new ebay knockoff…

A master allusionist!

The flowery language went over his head.

So it’s not an on-line auction site reference?

The comments were funnier than the cartoon, thankfully. :)

Reminds me of one of those art pieces that you question and somebody says that you just don’t get but in actuality, you do get it, but you just don’t like it. It’s like that.

They were referenced earlier (ibid)

“How much am I bid for this lovely flower arrangement?”

i.e., op cit, and QED to you, too.