Berger & Wyse by Pascal Wyse and Joe Berger for June 10, 2013

Is there, or is there not food in the can? All I know for sure is that Pavlov’s dog would be salivating at this point.

Now we have a dead cat owner.

See the book “101 Things to do With a Dead Cat.”Sick, but funny.

Cat looks a bit uncertain.

There’s a happy cat somewhere in a parallel universe.

After this cartoon, you know what would be cool? Releasing a new product line of dog collars fitted with Pavlov’s bells. Then team up with Mike Oldfield on an album called “Pavlov’s Tubular Bells”.

If a Geiger counter pops out, cat, you’re screwed.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schr%C3%B6dinger’s_cat

Love the cat’s expression.

I learn a lot from reading the comics. I had never heard of Schrodinger’s cat but looked it up. Not quite as clueless as I was, but close.

It’s obvious that he opened the wrong end.

Ok, even with the Wiki definition, this does not make sense.

I get it now, but it is not one of his best strips. If you have to go to that much trouble to understand the gag then it isn’t worth it.

If you don’t feed a cat, it will just go somewhere else and get fed.