My high school English teacher (from Wisconsin) told us one time about the first time she asked where the bubbler was in a store or something in New York, and nobody understand what she had meant. All of us, being from New York or New Jersey, had no idea what she was talking about, either.
Ah, Mr.Henry – you truly are from the New England area. I have not heard said water dispensing device referred to as “bubbler” (pronounced ‘bubb-lah’) since I left elementary school in the middle of the last century.
angelolady Premium Member 2 months ago
Vicious little tykes.
Ivy Valory Premium Member 2 months ago
The red rectangle is such a great touch.
Ida No 2 months ago
What shape are you in?
Dirty Dragon 2 months ago
Those kindergarteners always got an angle.
saobadao 2 months ago
And, of course, there it is right next to his head
pearlsbs 2 months ago
Isn’t his head really more of a cylinder?
Pharmakeus Ubik 2 months ago
Even kindergartners know Spud isn’t a man.
HappyDog/ᵀʳʸ ᴮᵒᶻᵒ ⁴ ᵗʰᵉ ᶠᵘⁿ ᵒᶠ ᶦᵗ Premium Member 2 months ago
Bubbler? It’s a drinking fountain.
Knightman Premium Member 2 months ago
Heady description!!!
nyrB Premium Member 2 months ago
and thus a legend is born
crookedwolf Premium Member 2 months ago
Now I have the song “Rubber Band Man” stuck in my head!
markkahler52 2 months ago
At least he’s not shaped like a stop sign!!
[Unnamed Reader - 74831d] 2 months ago
#blockheadsunite
Pet 2 months ago
Oh, Spudrick ;+))
dallenboston 2 months ago
At least they didn’t call him “block head”!
Kroykali 2 months ago
The Spud is too hip to be square.
mommavamp 2 months ago
What’s with the shadows of their feet, but nothing else?
Gandalf 2 months ago
Alice would call him a ‘Bucket Head’… Kindergartners are just grown uh-oh babies…Run!!!
jahays1 2 months ago
The Bubbler? In what country do they call a water-fountain a “Bubbler”?
Pigs_Will_Fly 2 months ago
Ha! That’s some great framing in panel three!
Katecst 2 months ago
Rectangle man, Rectangle manDoing the things a rectangle can… Apologies to They Might be Giants.
ClaytonEmery1 2 months ago
“Bubbler”. Ye gods, haven’t heard that in decades.
rockyridge1977 2 months ago
…….and they never lie…………honesty?
jschumaker 2 months ago
Did Seagull help them escape?
Durak Premium Member 2 months ago
That’s “Rectangle BOY” actually. Rectangle Man is his father.
rossevrymn 2 months ago
Any relationship between Spud and Kevin?:
Solomon J. Behala Premium Member 2 months ago
My high school English teacher (from Wisconsin) told us one time about the first time she asked where the bubbler was in a store or something in New York, and nobody understand what she had meant. All of us, being from New York or New Jersey, had no idea what she was talking about, either.
scyphi26 2 months ago
So basically…the kindergartners recognized what should’ve been obvious to everyone else. :P
Kawasaki Cat 2 months ago
I wonder if Spud is related to Kevin the bucket head kid in Cul de Sac .
artheaded1 2 months ago
At least he’s not “Triangle Man”
MichiganMitten 2 months ago
Amelia would clue you in, Spud.
mistercatworks 2 months ago
Because his head is too long to be a square. :)
FireAnt_Hater 2 months ago
“Rectangle Man” lol, reminds of me (I think it’s) Kevin Buckethead from Cul de Sac…
coffeeturtle 2 months ago
Australia!
coffeeturtle 2 months ago
Those kids know their shapes!
School is cool!
8^)
rwh2 2 months ago
So, is Spud a chip off the old block?
GG_loves_comics Premium Member 2 months ago
Well, Spud . . .
kjnrun 2 months ago
Never knew Maine called it a bubbler. Only thought that was in Wisconsin.
cafed00d Premium Member 2 months ago
Nothing more frightening than a herd of feral kiddiegardners.
George C. Hopkins 2 months ago
Ah, Mr.Henry – you truly are from the New England area. I have not heard said water dispensing device referred to as “bubbler” (pronounced ‘bubb-lah’) since I left elementary school in the middle of the last century.
Snoopy Copter 2 months ago
Great foreshadowing by will henry.