“Oopsy-doodle! Well, what’s one archduke anyway, right?”

The butcher, the baker, the candlestick-maker… of course, they’re triplets, it all fits!

It’s a lot weirder than it used to be. Not Heathcliff weird, but there’s fewer jokes about golf than in the old days, that’s for sure.

“The lunatic is on the… uh, moon…”

I haven’t seen her on Lemmy lately, but she’s pretty active on Mastodon: @exocomics@mastodon.world

Oh I hope this is true.

I’m sorry, no apt.

You have to use yum.

Umm… Faygo?

Man this is a real brain bender.

Look, just because I’m wrapped up in this net, my foot is stuck in a bucket, and I have seaweed on my head, people think my apologia is worthless, and that’s not fair!

Because the readers that have come before you have left comments saying that the comic strip reminds them of Peanuts, so I include a little clarifying note to let them know the similarities are intentional, and meant in the spirit of appreciation for Schulz’s work.

I suppose I should add a FAQ for the FAQ, and I guess that’s what this comment is now.

Nice try, pink sapphire.

Well sure, but some stuff (like the Exclusion Principle) is purely mechanical, while stuff like foot fetishes and appendixes was Him just being a dick.

Did the Hollywood producer Robert Evans write about about vice throughout history? No.

Did producer Robert Evans commit most of the vices throughout history? You’re damn right.

Now entering the 12th continuous hour of the sloth’s 15 minute set.

😄 I’m afraid the 18th century didn’t really grasp the idea of consistent spelling, and reading primary sources from that time is enough to give anyone a headache!

Very welcome!

Oh no! Not Carl! Hasn’t he suffered enough?

Gotta save something for the sequel.

What’s creepier: people too mad about a flat chest? Or people too happy about a flat chest?

I don’t have a dog in this fight, but I’ve run across both attitudes and they both seem… well, unseemly.

I like the style! Kind of reminds me of Wondermark.