Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for October 01, 2011

Saw these on the blog before today’s strip posted. (it was late again, Teresa).

not a privilege and to sit or not to sit.

Un-huh. And your point is…?

Happy Little Vegamites? see Tasmanian Devil link on bloghttp://www.abc.net.au/news/2011-09-30/happy-australians-survey/3204220

Oh, and please do not bother the pissants.

In Japan in the late 1950’s, I experienced the “benjo” while off base. They were unisex hole-in-the-floor toilets used by men, women & children. The culture shock was incredible for a naïve mid-western American, such as myself, but everyone else seemed very blasé about it. Same thing for the communal baths!

Regarding Christian counseling in blog: as a male, I defend to my death my right to spork matches. Those are highly skilled athletes who use sparks. I’m also wondering what language that was translated from.

I remember Japan 1952. Doing back flips in the public baths.

Sporking matches are ever so entertaining.

That’s what we females must do in a gas station restroom. We don’t want crabs.

Girl With Guitar was a beautiful photo on the blog. Keep up the good work, Theresa.

It IS a right, but only if you lift the lid and aim carefully.

On another front (so to speak), to avoid turning on the lights I’ve begun to pee sitting when I go in the middle of the night. It not only saves my night vision to get back to bed without a toe stub, but it is much quieter and I’m less likely to awaken my wife.

What the hell is a spork match?I am the self-proclaimed FA spork expert, and I’ve never heard of it.

Oh, but it is a privilege – for men only. :-|)>

To fornicate while standing is.

The guy with the spitting goat is arguing about politics. Something about trying to overthrow the government.