Bliss by Harry Bliss for August 23, 2024

I knew her well.

For a second I thought it was a new monolith

So who’s there, Clarke or Kubrick?

Arthur C. Clarke’s poodle.

Very Highly Regarded ….

So THAT’S where that bone came from….

The attitude of a Mastiff.

At first this comic seemed to make very little sense. Then I noticed that the dog’s name was Penny. So while it still doesn’t make a whole lot of sense, it did make one cent.

Designer tombstone by HAL.

That is one obituary I’d like to read. (And if it doesn’t live up to the size of the tombstone, puke to the obscenity of billionaires.)

Do I hear music?

That’s a big headstone for a poodle.

this is doggone funny

“She was a good doggy,” thus spoke Zarathustra.

Did she die when that headstone was dropped on ’er?

an’ ya gotta luv the people that just hafta bring their dog into every store, (even grocery stores), with a collar that says “service animal” that they probly bought on ebay… if it keeps them from popping their cork in public, I guess it’s just as well… (there, I said it… end of rant… whew! now, where’d my service doggie go??)

Like everything else these days, pet lovers have gone too far. I wonder if the lady and her daughter went by any homeless people on their way to the pet cemetery.

I bet Penny was a very good girl

The late Ms Opal, a cat, deserves that sort of monument.