Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for December 01, 2008

the 60’s paisley was bad enough the first time

And all I got was an “I voted” sticker.

He said he would be a vote for change, but what change? Mandatory neon pink 2’ diameter afros? Change is not always a good thing.

Mmm. Ambiguous political cartoon. When I saw the wings the first thing that popped in my head was Yellow Submarine, dw. :)

I LOVE the 60’s paisley.

I don’t see paisley at all, just butterfly wings instead of angel wings.

Is that a bullseye on the wing to our right? Or does Target buy ad space in heaven?

AKHenderson says: Is that a bullseye on the wing to our right? Or does Target buy ad space in heaven?

Yea, I noticed it! LOLs!

GuntotingLiberal says: When I saw the wings the first thing that popped in my head was Yellow Submarine, dw. :) Yeahhh, Yellow Submarine song from Beatles. :-]

Peter Max lives!

Guess he Doesn’t Need to repent :0000 http://cbs2.com/politics/priest.obama.sin.2.876588.html

If I play my cards right, this could be the start of something good, real good!!!

alife says: Guess he Doesn’t Need to repent :0000 http://cbs2.com/politics/priest.obama.sin.2.876588.html . .

LOL! Catholic priests pointing out our “sins” is like the Pope calling the kettle Barack.

As my pappy use to say: things WILL be different, they may not be any better but they will be different!

gazer Sigh… Glad I don’t eat or have liquids by computer……more punsters :000

In this comic, whenever the scene is in heaven, why are all the men bald?

cello_wizard says: In this comic, whenever the scene is in heaven, why are all the men bald? Think it maybe less work for the wind :D Maybe the Halo’s help like the “Flying Nun!”

Thank heavens that Heaven is one place Obama has no control over and can’t change!

alife says: Guess he Doesn’t Need to repent :0000 http://cbs2.com/politics/priest.obama.sin.2.876588.html

Are people really this stupid? Last time I checked, no body except God can tell you what a sin is. Just because the Pope thinks he’s God doesn’t make it so.

The Catholic church needs to get down off its collective high-horse