Baby Blues by Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott for February 21, 2022

Spoken English can get very confusing sometimes.

Fiber Bombs cereal.

“Who’s on first?”

I think that the kid is trying to drive his mother crazy on purpose.

This is in the same vein as:

“There’s a bunch of cows!”

“Herd.”

“What?”

“Herd. Herd of cows.”

“Of course I heard of cows. I just said there’s a bunch of them!”

Frustration rumbling inside……

La, a note to follow sew, …

“So what?” “Sew buttons.” I think that’s a joke from the 1940s.

herd of cows. oh cow herd. what do I care what a cow herd

Sometimes male horses make the best mudders. If a horse doesn’t eat his fodder, he might die.

Who’s on first?

Third base!

I remember having a teacher who, when you asked, “Can I go to the bathroom?” would always answer, “Of course you can; you’re physically capable of it. The question is, ’MAY you.’”

I’m reminded of the old joke about someone learning to drive and the instructor tells them to step on the brake, “is that the one on the left?” “Right. . .”

“What’s your name?”

“Sy.”

“Sy?”

“Si.”

“And your sister?”

“Sue.”

“What does she do?”

“Sew.”

“Sew?”

“Si.”

Wow, I didn’t know Hammie was that smart.

I know suppose to be a funny strip, yet mom should state yes to Hammie’s question or spell the word sew.

Reminds me why I never laughed at “Who’s On First.”

You made it harder than it had to be Wanda.

She should have said let me show you how to do it.

Wanda really meant “I’ll sew the button on your shirt if you leave it on the table.”

Who’s on first?

3rd Base!

Third base!

Hey I’m not thr only Abbott and Costello fan here.

cmon, hammie, you can sew, remember that one arc

Come on Wanda, don’t be “sew” picky.