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Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for October 24, 2015
Transcript:
Man at door: Homeland security, sir...we've had reports of unauthorized drone attacks on whistlers from this location. Ned: *Sigh* Ok...I take full responsibility....And I can assure you it won't happen again. Men in suits: Ok, that's not good enough, sir. Ned: Do...do I need to call my lawyer? Voice at door: No, sir. Unfortunately......whistling in public is legal, so we need to keep the attacks unauthorized by us. We just wanted to say thanks. Ned: Oh...ok. Danae: You're welcome!
Argythree over 9 years ago
Good! Danae is finally accepted by at least one segment of society. Too bad itâs Homeland Security, but, who knows? A little bit of praise from someone might make her a happier camper. Lord knows she gets none at homeâŠ
hawgowar over 9 years ago
Yeah. Whistling is harmless and transitory.
Frog-on-a-Log Premium Member over 9 years ago
I whistle. AAAAAAAUUUGGH DRONE!
MickMaus over 9 years ago
I donât mind whistling and at times I indulge in it. However, I remain aware of my surroundings and attempt not to subject others to my whistling. That said, if there is even a semblance of a tune, whistle on. If not, KNOCK IT OFF!! :-(
CaptXpendable over 9 years ago
Having once worked with a guy whose constant, tuneless whistling was like have a spike slowly driven into my ear. I can totally sympathize with this.
whiteheron over 9 years ago
If, and I say if, someone invades my property with a drone, I get to practice my wing shooting skills. And dare the Mother-Father that flies it to come and retrieve it..Durn, I sound feisty this morningâŠ.
WaitingMan over 9 years ago
Finally, Homeland Security doing something useful.
tripwire45 over 9 years ago
Danae grows up to be a covert assassin for the government. Joy.
dabugger over 9 years ago
Well, learn something new. A reason bureaucrat. But with little Ms. âtake a advantageâ Danae, this could get terrible. Scary thought. . .
hippogriff over 9 years ago
BilanThat line never made sense to me as a trombonist. I do precisely that in order to get a sound. Without the instrument, putting lips together and blowing is called a raspberry or Bronx cheer. To whistle, the lips must not come together. This is the case whether the whistle uses fingers, teeth, lips, or tongue. No opening, no whistle. Faulkner should have known better (screen writer, she wasnât even in Hemingwayâs short story).
luvdafuneez over 9 years ago
I could never whistle. Then, a friend taught me how to do that attention-getting whistle with finger and thumbâŠI can do that very well (even makes MY ears bleed)!
chromosome Premium Member over 9 years ago
I donât mind whistling if I donât have to spend more than a few seconds around it. Being a captive audience is a whole different thing⊠canât stand whistlers, hummers or singers while in public transit or in a workplace.
joegee over 9 years ago
I canât whistle well but I love and try( mostly unsuccessfully) to imitate Otis Redding whenever I hear the end of âSittin on the Dock of the Bayâ.
I read somewhere that he improvised that on the spur of the moment during the recording session.
Ernest Lemmingway over 9 years ago
Give it a rest! The panopticon is here already; itâs called âsocial media.â Why waste the time, manpower, and money on drones when sheeple are monitoring themselves and each other for free on their own time?
Now repeat after me. âItâs only a comic. Itâs only a comic. Itâs only a comic.â
route66paul over 9 years ago
if only homeland security would agree with anything, and take the time to thank the people(that is time they arenât bothering citizens.
BobCu over 9 years ago
The world would be a better place if the whistlers dropped dead.
hippogriff over 9 years ago
What ? Me Worried ?Thatâs the way I have always heard it, with âblowâ drawled out.
Dr_Zinj over 9 years ago
Oh, so now Danae is providing plausible deniablity to the DHS? sigh