Shoe by Gary Brookins and Susie MacNelly for October 13, 2013

“Sushi”.

Actually sushi is vinegared rice topped with seafood.

Raw fish is Sashimi but there are seven letters.

♪♫ Oh! Oh what a gal! ♪♫

There’s always a punner around, isn’t there?

I was completely stumped until I saw the little “This one’s for you, Stu Rakoff!” thing at the bottom left of the last panel. Now I just figure it’s something that only this “Stu Rakoff” person would get.

groan

Ether Brookins or MacNelly must have watch MASH. (Mrs. Winchester).\\//_

Why did Uncle Cosmo change clothes between the first panel and the rest of the strip?

The first three panels are ‘throwaways’ to make more space in the Sunday paper.

gemmie a break

Okay youngsters!If you knew Susie 2:53

There is a song “If you knew Suzy like I knew Suzy”

To ypoons7666: Mostly on Sundays strips I have noticed that sometimes there are a couple panels that are not directly related in the same time frame. Usually earlier or previous to panels that follow, but, sets the mood or theme.

Mostly on Sundays strips I have noticed that sometimes there are a couple panels that are not directly related in the same time frame. Usually earlier or previous to panels that follow, but, sets the mood or theme.

I don’t recall a MASH TV episode that did this punbut I know “Frasier” did it on his show about 20 years ago..

“Nobody under the age of 110 got this reference”________________________________

I beg to differ. It’s a simple ditty from the ’20’sHere’s Eddie Cantor doing it.. He was on early radio, even before the Lone Ranger!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0zKqiClt1k