Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for October 12, 2012

Frog Applause in a nutshell.

This is just before the big bang created M&M’s.

I think I saw these guys in the Castro District last Saturday.

There are few truly random processes in the universe.

I get it, Teresa! In your insane lust for cartoon-power, you’re striving to become the Matisse of Comics!

Their little world is flat, as well.

Taste the rainbow, biatch!

I would have thought that the big bang created pop corn.

Blog: The Hitler mask reminds me of a couple of British politicians.

Its fun to stay at the YMCA, its fun to stay at the Y…

The door as indicator of socio-economic status. It works pretty well, wouldn’t you say?

I DO love today’s strip, Teresa. After Barticle’s simple and perfect first comment, all the rest, including mine, are supernumerary.

Could you dumb that down for peoples like me?

(The Wikipedia entry for “lineament” made reference to “dykes,” so now I’m more confused than ever)

While you’re at it, could you also explain why all those pataphysical dykes are running around in their lineaments signaling touchdown?

HUH???

I grew up on a farm in Tennessee. The closest town was about 15 miles away and there were no lights at night to prevent one from seeing billions of bright stars. I really. really miss that.

RE: Blog – I find the Ayn Rand quote chilling and the " … why do cats have such beautiful strips?" question profoundly silly. -It is my belief that beauty lies in the eye of the beholder.

Asimov once wrote a story about people who saw the stars for the first time, and went stark raving mad, causing the collapse of civilization. Bloody unlikely if you ask me. Anyway, it’s well known by know how society will really collapse: it will be caused by millions of peeing Calvin decals.

when in danger,or in doubt.run in circles,scream and shout.

i need to take up embroidery…

Radish & Rotifer, pataphysics is nice but I’d rather consider what lies beyond metacake. Yup, patacake.

Regarding the Rene Magritte comment about the unknown:

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

Looks like the sequel to Matisse’s ‘Dance’ work (I think that was the title…)

I’ve had Bakon Vodka (friggin’ awful, by the way), but never Bacon Concrete. I wonder how it tastes?

I prefer to observe phenomena without drawing conclusions, theorising or coming to conclusions. I suppose there’s always been an element of Zen in me (even as a child).

And thinking of Bacon Concrete….I’ve had a few meals of concrete bacon in my time.

An obvious question would be, why would you drink Bakon Vodka? Well, one of my sons developed the “Breakfast Martini,” which consists of Bakon Vodka, with a couple of liqueurs that I don’t recall right now, one of which turns the vodka milky white, the other is pale yellow and looks like egg yolk when dribbled into the bottom of the glass. Sprinkle a bit of pepper on top and voilà, you have a nasty tasting and horrible smelling, but visually appealing breakfast.

Which probably expains Alfred Jarry’s short lifespan. He went crazy trying to figure out what he said.

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That’s sweet!

I’m digging the colors and the sense of freedom. Well done.

Re: Bra-Many hormone assisted teenage weeks, months, and yes, even years developing the art of unhooking a bra through a blouse, only to be foiled by this diabolical creation! (She eventually took pity, though, and showed me how much easier it was to move the unwanted bits of cloth aside), Definitely worth a buck and a half.

Mother Griser in Funk caps ad is Irma Griser, who as of 1952 had five sets of twins, one set of triplets and seven singletons. http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1144&dat=19521002&id=iIMbAAAAIBAJ&sjid=rk0EAAAAIBAJ&pg=5497,478603

I don’t think cats’ stripes are pretty at all.