Get Fuzzy by Darby Conley for January 31, 2014

I wouldn’t call Bucky’s grammar bad, I’d call it chaotic.

Well, on my comics, this is just after Mythtickle. Dialog like the Buckster’s worked okay for Yoda from Star Wars™.

Rob is an idiot. You don’t use correct grammar when writing dialog. You write to fit the character. An urban street thug isn’t going to speak in the King’s English..Now Buck’s stage directions need a lot of work.

I’ve never expected good grammar from any of my cats. I wouldn’t want Rob for a neighbor, relative or even a distant associate. And if he’s doing drugs he doesn’t show that side in the strip. (Would explain a lot, though, wouldn’t it?)

Fun with punctuation: She has pimples on her, but I love her. or; She has pimples on her butt. I love her.

Sounds like the kid next door, talking t o his brudder.

If Bucky weren’t so sure of himself, he would have problems!

Bucky doesn’t just murder the English vocabulary he tortures it first.

I see Tarantino picking up this script.

I can’t help but think “‘Boom!’ Goes the dynamite.”

Random grammar.

Ebonics?? lol!

2 opposable thumbs up for this script!!!

Bucky sounds like the future of language use in the U.S.

That’s comic gold, Buck!

“All your base are belong to us!”

Cat from the Hood.

Is it bad that what Buck said made perfect sense to me?

Sad, but my next door neighbor talks like Bucky.

For a minute there, I thought I was reading comments on a Yahoo! story.

Nope. I don’t understanded you. That’s why proper grammar helps, you anti-grammar nazis.

Can’t argue with that logic… or vocalized abuse.