Dark Side of the Horse by Samson for November 01, 2024

Elementary, my dear Horsie.

The basic elements of good sleep. But what does Clark have to do with it?

SCIENCE!!!

A periodic bout of insomnia?

Hmmm, might work!

Chlorine, Argon, and PotassiumIs that the Elixir of Slumber?

may as well watch some tv…

He only needs to get to 30: Zn Zn Zn

Periodic stable eh horsie.

It’s elementary, my dear Horace….

your dreams could get weird tonight. :J

Close your eyes, Horace….you’ll only get more confused. LOL

Horace is braving the elements.

This one’s pretty funny. Its nice to se something slightly diffrent.

Every once in a while (like now) I like to test myself on the elements. I’m good with just going through Ca (element number 20) Calcium.

The symbols are for chlorine, argon, and potassium. Science!

If the K and the Cl get too close together, he may only be compounding his sleep problems. (You can take that remark with a grain of salt.)

If he were to stick with He, Ne, Ar, Kr, Ra, and Xe, it would be a noble effort.

This does happen. If you have fascinating work, you will find yourself dreaming about it. I used to dream CAD screens until I got bored with drafting. :)

In junior high, I noticed “Nam Gal Sips Clark” and thought it filthy.

According to Google (first result): Clark is a majestic and noble chestnut-colored horse with a gentle demeanor. He is known for his strength, loyalty, and intelligence, making him a favorite among riders and caretakers alike. With a sleek coat and kind eyes, Clark is a beloved member of the barn and a true companion to all who know him.

Then there’s that long wait for them to develop the next super heavy element.

These are the only ones of which the news has come to Harvard

There may be many others but they haven’t been discarvard.

elemental sheep

This strip has good chemistry.

Clark?