Bozo by Foxo Reardon for October 22, 2024

1. Bozo just wanted to bring it down to his level.

2. This way, the pooch keeps his bone safe and his paws clean.

3. If dad gets the same tie again, he will be fit to be tied.

1ˢᵗ The rules apply to big bills as well as small bills.

2ⁿᵈ But is it Woof proof?

3ʳᵈ Inter-generational recycling?

1 Bozo may need another one, triplicate for government work. (Sign Of The Time — Petula Clark)

2 Well, there went Bozo’s lunch. (Bad To The Bone — George Thorogood & the Destroyers)

3 And if Bozo can’t sell them, maybe Uncle Benny can. (Who’s Your Daddy? — Ringo Starr)

With all the burglars in that neighborhood, it’s good to see the cop knows his priorities.

I remember those gaudy, short, wide neckties. And the insipid, narrow ones, too.

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1) Let’s just make it bigger so that the message is understood!

2) They don’t burry them anymore, it is less messy.

3) As long as it returns to a different dad!

1. Bozo about to eat the club. Cop at last moment sees the rub.

2. Is it safe? Is it protected? Here’s the bone good pooch collected.

3. Hush-hush. A stealthy operation. See ghastly ties get relocation.

1. Sorry, couldn’t read the sign: the font was too small.