Get Fuzzy by Darby Conley for January 16, 2013

Maybe Bucky needs a … what do you call that thing?…. oh yeah…. a demonstration….

Ok, Bucky…. you be a fruit fly…..or a … mosquito….

or some other bug-type thingy….or maybe a cat….

I had a dog that wold lunge at her target, extend both front legs, and stiff arm it. Killed a mouse that way, instantly. (And before I could stop her.)

That picture is creepy. I’m back. We’ve been away for the weekend.

All the dogs I’ve ever owned snapped all flying insects out of the air and munched em.

A buckfly? . . . hideous!

All in favor of the motion to see Bucky be a fly smashing example under Satchel’s paw say aye!

@MKAHN (yesterday)

You certainly anticipated today’s strip!

I had a dog that would catch bumblebees in his mouth and eat them. For some reason it was only bumblebees, though. Anything else he would ignore.

Satchel is colored wrong in the 3rd panel… his mouth and nose area should be gray.

Hey Bucky… how do you squash a squash?… Here’s the pressure points…

how do you kill Firefly? let it air on SYFY then it’s just a matter of time…dang syfy Overlord

if by “it,” you mean too much time on his hands . . .

(but nice job on the bucky flies, MC)

my dog swats at them with his paws and then tries to play with his victim…

I had dogs that liked honey bees. I guess the3y were sweet. Ahh, Nature’s candy. lol

I recall seeing a news story about a study done on “how to kill flies with a fly swatter” No I’m serious, it was all aobut how a fly changes it’s take off patern basied on the direction your coming from and where you should track to when aiming at them.

There’s the story of a Kung Fu master teaching his student about life. He tells the student, “See that fly buzzing around our heads?”

“Yes, replies the student.”

“Watch what I do with these chopsticks” , says the master.

He tracks the fly for a moment with the chopsticks in hand, at the right moment thrusts the chopsticks at the fly. The fly continues buzzing around.

The master proudly says, “What do you think of that, young student?”

“The fly is still buzzing around, not much to think”, says the student.

“Ah”, says the master, “but he will never father children again.”

Downward fly, is that a yoga thing or just embarrassing in public?

Become the fly