Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for March 08, 2017

Eyecatching art today.

So, does this mean that Planning Favors the Unprepared Mind?

Panning flavors the unprepared mind.

The possibilities are quite overwhelming while trying to connect the dots..

As soon as he’s done there, he’ll find the fire, I know he will. 3hourtour always covers all the bases and then some.

…no, just up to my knees…

…a good team makes its own luck…

…of course, Mr. Chance would favor almost anyone…

…out of the frying pan & into the red dot…

…Japan wants it’s flag put back together…

…there is no such thing as coincidences…

… this is why boyscouts always raise 3 fingers…

…ugh, if I only would have prepared for meeting my high-school sweetheart at the zoo…

I met this guy Chance once up-on-a-time… he was NOT prepared for me.

He was a dapper dresser though.

Nothing to sneeze at…As fate would have it later on.

Sometimes, things just don’t pan out.

Immunity to ideas favors the pasteurized mind.

Chance the gardener favored a prepared flower bed.

How long do you have to cook him to prepare his mind?

Your first inhalation :-)

Hit me with your best shot!

Beets favor the prepared horseradish.

“Out of the frying pan and into the chance” just doesn’t have the same ring to it.

Let’s see your hands frying pan guy!

Among these, heat and putrescence seem the most indespensable. The degree of heat to which infusions may be exposed, and still produce animicules, is very different. The smaller species still originate after infusions have been subjected to 212 degrees Fahrenheit in closed vessels. These appear to be capable of withstanding a much greater degree of heat than the larger animicules. Milk, blood, urine, and other animal fluids, abound with animicules after standing a certain time, though in their natural state they do not contain them.

- The Popular Encyclopedia; Being a General Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, Literature, Biography, History, and Political Economy

- Publisher: Blackie & Son, Glasgow; MDCCCXXXVII

Today’s comic makes me see red. Literally. When I close my eyes, I can still see those big red dots. Visual shenanigans, that’s what it is.

Take the OCD test, which red dot is not like the others?

HARUMPH!

My “reply” was intended to be a “comment” (see under Dogsniff, above). The GoComics layout deceived me. I was unprepared!