Monty by Jim Meddick for August 21, 2024

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    Ratkin Premium Member 28 days ago

    Chew Chewchoo.

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    Jesy Bertz Premium Member 28 days ago

    Ashes to ashes, dust to bread crusts.

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    Umfuld  28 days ago

    I close my eyes

    Only for a moment, and the Moondog’s gone

    All Monty’s dreams

    Pass before Fleshy’s eyes, a catiosity

    Dust in the wind

    Chewchoo is dust in the wind

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    Jayalexander  28 days ago

    Lucky, it was a yorkie, not a great dane.

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    Dirty Dragon  28 days ago

    “Would you folks mind taking a quick dip in the water?”

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    Doug K  27 days ago

    “Achewchoo!” … … “Bless yewyou!”

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    win.45mag  27 days ago

    They bust me up. Their legs are all lined up, each one has a double grip on their ‘samich. It’s like a military parade. Each ’samich has one bite each, right out of the middle.

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    Enter.Name.Here  27 days ago

    Sad strip today. Too soon for me after losing my own “chewchoo” recently. RIP Taffy.

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    walstib Premium Member 27 days ago

    Same concept as Jerry Jeff Walker’s song ♪ “Pisssin’ in the Wind” ♪ .

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    Ichabod Ferguson  27 days ago

    Mrs Robinson, I presume.

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    PapaNambu Premium Member 27 days ago

    The Big Lewboski scene.

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    [Traveler] Premium Member 27 days ago

    I remember a Jeep commercial, similar situation with ole grandpa or such, and the two younger guys four wheel up a trail to spread the ashes at a scenic overlook. They have a really good time four wheeling and the container spilled the ashes all over the rear of the vehicle. Last scene is at a car wash vacuuming ole grandpa out of the vehicle.

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    Chris  27 days ago

    ew… :{

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    ChessPirate  27 days ago

    “Like sand on the Tuna Melts, so are the winds of Mister Chewchoo…”

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    chriscc63  27 days ago

    REMINDS ME OF “THE BIG LEBOWSKI”

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    bobbyferrel  27 days ago

    “That’s not herb tea. That’s Herb!”

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    Aladar30 Premium Member 27 days ago

    They should all go to swim for honoring Mr. Chewchoo’s memory.

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    danno12345  27 days ago

    Walter, everything’s a travesty with you!

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    lsnrchrd.1 Premium Member 27 days ago

    Made me laugh out loud.

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    Darth Nefarius  27 days ago

    Dogs for Moon Dog!

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    mistercatworks  27 days ago

    This is why people hire professionals to scatter cremated remains.

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    BeniHanna6 Premium Member 27 days ago

    And that is why, when we took my wife’s ashes to the ocean, we submerged them and then torn the bag open.

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    jonesbeltone  27 days ago

    UGH!

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    Frank Burns Eats Worms  27 days ago

    They’re always making ashes of themselves.

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    mokspr Premium Member 27 days ago

    A “Woody Guthrie funeral”?

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    Impkins  Premium Member 27 days ago

    I like the way Meddick’s done the ash effect. Very nice. :)

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    oakie817  27 days ago

    oops

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    tuliplover  27 days ago

    And you thought that dog hair in your food was bad?

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    eddi-TBH  27 days ago

    Gone to the dogs. Mr. Chewchoo stole a last batch of sandwiches on his way out.

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    James Hay  25 days ago

    I empathize. I inhaled a significant portion of my father-on-law.

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