Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for August 05, 2009

Every office has a clown.

Where is his whistle? I thought whistleblowers couldn’t just use their fingers and mouth.

Hey, this is an old one from years ago. Is Wiley on vacation and reprinting some of the classics? This one truly qualifies.

I love the look on the victim’s face! LOL!

@artybee - yes, for the rest of this month - see WM comment on 08/03

Like NBC said in its summer rerun campains back in the late 1990’s, “if you haven’t seen then before, then it’s new to you”. Which it is with me. Other strips like One Big Happy, Citizen Dog, Fox Trot Classics (I know some of those), and Preteena are repeats you, fresh fare to me.

Would be nice to see the dog Duncan again, as in , Duncan rules.

How to have fun at work…

The dude on the floor looks like he had a heart attack-ak-ak-ak-ak-ak.

carmy: you ought to know by now.

Eek!!! then that means that Bert is “the giver of data”, oh my!

**carmy & yyyguy”

Thanks for the Joel reference. I think I’ll be movin’ out!

Those little whistles sure are loud.

Sounds like this is going to be a humdinger of a comic when Homer comes back

carmy said, about 7 referrences ago

“The dude on the floor looks like he had a heart attack-ak-ak-ak-ak-ak.”

Does that mean he’s about to move out to Hackensack?

This (comment posting) procedure is way too complicated. All I wanted to say is that, while a euphemism MAY be a metaphor and “whistleblower” is certainly a metaphor, “whistleblower” is not a euphemism. George Bush is no longer president. You may resume correct usage of the English language. Glen Roberts

“Ah! Yeah. It’s just we’re putting new coversheets on all the TPS reports before they go out now. So if you could go ahead and try to remember to do that from now on, that’d be great. All right!”

In the top banner I don’t see my main man, Capt. Eddie, I feel slighted.