The Boondocks by Aaron McGruder for July 25, 2021
July 24, 2021
July 26, 2021
Transcript:
Jazmine: Watch your step, Huey! Huey: Why? Jazmine: Earthworms. After it rains they end up on the sidewalk. People don't look and end up squishing them. I like to pick them up and put them back in the grass. Huey: That's very benevolent of you... Jazmine: Here you go Mr. Worm. Go back to your worm family. Huey: Look. There's a stranded slug... Jazmine: Bleaaach!! I'd never touch a slug!! Huey: Hmmm. Selective salvation. You may have a bright future in foreign policy. Jazmine: Worms are cute. Slugs are just gross.
Ellis97 over 3 years ago
Boy Jazmine, you sure have some double standards.
djtenltd over 3 years ago
In this case, I think Huey has a very strong and valid point.
e.groves over 3 years ago
And slugs will eat your veggies.
JamesTomlinson over 3 years ago
Worms are needed for viable soil.Viable soil is needed for strong roots.Strong roots are needed for healthy plants.Healthy plants are needed to absorb CO².Plants absorbing CO², water, nutrients, and sun lights releases O².Oxygen is needed for human beings to live.
mattro65 over 3 years ago
My kids pick up worms and slugs and spiders and centipedes and tiny toads and any other creature they can get their hands on. We saw a slug the size of my thumb down by the Mighty Susquehanna yesterday. I took a picture of course, to go with my pictures of spiders, frogs and toads, other assorted creatures and my selfies. I wonder why my wife never wants to see my photos?
ChukLitl Premium Member over 3 years ago
My foreign policy isn’t selective. Bring all our troops home. Reassign to Army Corps of Engineers & Navy SeaBees & fix our roads & bridges & ports.
GirlGeek Premium Member over 3 years ago
What do we call that? Insect-ist?