Herman by Jim Unger for November 03, 2020

Well, but you’re going to pick it up, honey.

A bowling ball would be useful in this situation. He could throw a bowling ball and then jump to the place where it landed.

The sign is a metaphor for marriage.

Where is this place? Many married people want to know.

It would be safer on hisfield!

I hope there’s no one on the receiving end.

U. S. Army Mk II, Type 73 Frisbee…

Stop talking Gladys, anything can set them off……..WHAT ARE YOU DOING??

Should the warning sign for a minefield be set at its edge or in the middle, just to make it more fun for the people when they find the sign? This reminds me of a while ago, walking on a beach, off season. There were piles of drying and rotting seaweeds gather by the side, and a tiny sign stuck in them, like half letter size and with tiny writing, like size 12 font. Curious, I approached, because I was unable to read it even from a few meters away. I really had to get close to be able to read. It was an official notice. It was written " These seaweeds are toxic, do not come close". And unfortunately this is a true story.

I’m getting tired of all these election comics today!

“Go long!”

One more reason not to retire to Afghanistan.

“I mean… throw the ‘flying disc’! I don’t want to have to pay royalties for mentioning brand names! Carry on!”

Run girl! Catch it girl!!

He’d get the same response if he said anything bad about her mother.

Yes, by all means do.

“You drop it, you lose.”

You heard her, throw it to her. Make her go long….

election????

Don’t worry, Herman. She’s the one standing in the minefield.