Get Fuzzy by Darby Conley for February 29, 2012

“Doozy” originally came from the Dusenberg car, to mean anything that looks spectacular but turns out to be very bad. So Bucky’s probably right.

ralph nader would definitely approve

Whatever you do DON’T use it to scratch your &%$#@or you’ll be calling that thing ‘Neuter matic’.

turn it on turn it on!!!!!!!!!!

enough with the negativity! I think bucky’s names are all great.

As Lauren said,“doozy-something excellent”“doozy-a wonderful, or excellent thingNOTHING to do with “turns out to be very bad”.

Not sure of the original meaning of “doozy” but the Duesenberg was a beloved classic car that was anything but bad.

I still think that D.U.S.I. could win a few rounds of Battlebots.

…and wouldn’t Bucky be confident that his invention was the Duesdenberg (or Cadillac) of blender attachments?

It’s wonderful to wake up and be entertained by the comics and informed by the commentators. I never knew that about the word “doozy”, though I often used it. Thanks.,br>It should be interesting to see Bucky"s invention in action. Find a safe place Satch!.

Bucky – Ron Popeil called – said to keep your day job – and to stop inventing – I could not understand the rest – he was sobbing miserably..

Today, Duesenbergs sell for well into the seven figures. Jay Leno has several, and once paid $10,000 for just the cylinder head for a Duesey straight-8 engine!

Is the blender an Ostracizer?

What he needs to invent is a silent vacuum cleaner. Satch can be the test dummy.

Buck is gonna be scrambling for the off switch when that thing gets going.

In reply to ODDBALL 12 hours ago, there was a strip a few years ago in which Rob alluded to the fact that Bucky was not quite “whole”, meaning he’s already been neutered.

Thanks for the origin of the word doozy. I get as much or more out of the comments as the strip.

That being said: I want to see Bucky’s DUSI in operation.

Yupsie-doozy about the Dusenberg…and THAT thing that Bucky EL Catifico has engineered will, besides whatever forking you get, hover to finish the job…

I had just looked up the word “doozy” on Webster’s the other day. It means ‘an extraordinary one of its kind.’ But remember extraordinary can be good or bad. There is a certain Nestlé ice cream pop called “Itsakadoozie” which is sold in Canada and Walt Disney parks in the US.

its been awhile since we’ve seen rob.

Think I’m going to be out of the room when he turns that on.

Huh … dictionary.com gives two spellings of “doozy”, each with a different definition:

doozy: something excellent

doozie: something that is extraordinary or outstanding of its kind

Personally, I’ve never heard of a “doozie”, but apparently it exists.

I think Bucky has finally hit on the right acroymn.

This is not going to end well.

As a name, the Manifold Extensible Self Shredder might serve just as well.

TEST IT BUCKY!!!!!!!!!!!! TEST IT NOW!!!!