Overboard by Chip Dunham for October 11, 2009
October 10, 2009
October 12, 2009
Transcript:
nate: and so by this tiny sliver of moonlight... ten paces of the smallest palm.. ...we bury the treasure and smooth the ground over... ...a blood red X marking the spot until the day we return! charley: a map for a bag of steak bones, nate? nate: hey, louie part of the crew. he likes a little intrigue in his life, too...
COWBOY7 about 15 years ago
Louie has dreams & hopes too!
Good Sunday Morning Crew!
yyyguy about 15 years ago
i always liked the cartoons where they followed the treasure map’s directions until they got to the spot marked “X” and then there was an “X” marked on the ground in the spot corresponding to the map.
Ahoy, Crew
carmy about 15 years ago
Aw, look how happy Louie is!
Good Morning Crew!
dianecliff about 15 years ago
It was so poetic until we got to the Blood Red X.
Happy Morning, Crew!
Allan CB Premium Member about 15 years ago
Yes, Louie DOES deserves to have some of his treasure buried!
And lightenup - I was just saying yesterday, that we Canucks (we LIKE that term BTW)… have the RIGHT idea, to have Thanksgiving early in October … as I said, it gives our bodies time to ‘return to normal’ before we dig into the Christmas feast(s) that we have …
repost from yesterday, late at night Burg - I should pop over for some of your pie. Uh … that sound bad to you as it does to me? Hahaha
Dry and Dusty Premium Member about 15 years ago
The colors in today’s strip are just BEAUTIFUL!
Dry and Dusty Premium Member about 15 years ago
Good Morning Crew!
Trebor39 about 15 years ago
I would dig too! And when I found a bag of bones I would keep them safe for Louie.
Smiley Rmom about 15 years ago
Does the Christmas season for Canadians start on their Thanksgiving or the USA’s? Although, I’m thinking the American stores are using the Canadian Thanksgiving to start the Christmas season. I actually heard a Christmas song in Wal-Mart on Friday. (shudder!)
gobblingup Premium Member about 15 years ago
Yes, sweet Louie is definitely an important part of the crew. :-)
When I was a kid (and had more time), I used to make a maze with the boxes in the basement and leave treats intermittently, so my cat would have something interesting to do.
@Allan – it does sound more reasonable to spread out the gorging so that our bodies have more time to recover. Do you all also put as much emphasis on trick or treating at Halloween as we do? For me, the eating starts at Halloween, even when I try to get rid of the candy quickly. (And I’m glad the Canuck label wasn’t offensive to you, I wasn’t sure if it was, but didn’t mean it meanly. Yankee doesn’t bother me, but in the South, it’s supposed to be a terrible insult. :-))