FoxTrot Classics by Bill Amend for July 16, 2012

“The Crazy Goat”? Isn’t that redundant?

Sorry, no. That’s “Crazy Horse.” “Chèvre” is “goat.” Not that anybody cares, I’m sure.

we DO put our adjectives after the nouns : “le cheval fou” :)

He needs Peter to play the brother foil of Niles. Wait, doesn’t madcap hyjinks come out of this strip every day?

French snow meows? What will they think of next?I can totally hear this strip in Frasier’s voice.

We really don’t have any restaurants THAT snooty in Seattle.

The restaurant is “The Mad Horse”. ‘Cheval’ is horse, ‘chevre’ is goat, and ‘cheveux’ is hair. Tricky, n’est-ce pas? Yes, generally, the adjective comes after the noun. It should be Le cheval fou. But this is comic land, where all things are possible, and no rules apply.

There were a few times when I would watch Frasier, but the best things I’ve seen Kelsey Grammer in has been Cheers and X-Men: The Last Stand, where he got to play Hank McCoy, also known as Beast.

The Crazy Horse (and Crazy Horse II) are topless strip clubs with mob connections here in Vegas. LOL

Frasier is one of the greatest shows ever aired.

I don’t know about Frasier (I haven’t seen that much of it), but I know of Kelsey Grammer for playing criminal mastermind Sideshow Bob Terwilliger on The Simpsons.

I prefer to act like Niles. Or Maris. Or Lillith.

I like Fraiser