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Frazz by Jef Mallett for July 06, 2014
July 05, 2014
July 07, 2014
Transcript:
Girl: We have the may fly...and then the june bug...and then...? Why does it stop there? Frazz: Why do you suppose? Girl: Hmm. At the request of July? Frazz: I'm guessing the taxonomist was encouraged to find another line of work and it wasn't P.R.
Arianne over 10 years ago
After June, it quickly goes to the dogs.
Varnes over 10 years ago
Alexikakos, women I know would say itâs redundantâŠ.
puggles over 10 years ago
Maybe its because Mayflies come in June and June bugs come in July. Two strikes and youâre out . . .
unca jim over 10 years ago
@matthew; try getting a little more âironyâ in your dietâŠ
Stellagal over 10 years ago
@ Alexikakos: Men are more toads than they are bugs. :P
Pogo Premium Member over 10 years ago
Makes me wonder â in the Southern Hemisphere would they be called November flies and December bugs?
Varnes over 10 years ago
June bugs around here are brownâŠ..
Arianne over 10 years ago
Beautiful artwork and coloring today! The Sunday strips are always so lovely. In addition to the beautiful bugs, even the wall is pleasing.
lindz.coop Premium Member over 10 years ago
How about those 4th of July fire flies!!
pnorman1 over 10 years ago
Growing up back in the late fifties we would catch June bugs (the big shiny green ones) and tie a string to one of their legs. Weâd fly them like a kite. Until of course there was the eventual leg separation from its body. FYI June bug legs donât fly worth a darn.
hippogriff over 10 years ago
puggles: My dictionary defines June bugs as âthe May beetleâ, which is probably why they first show up in April.