Frazz by Jef Mallett for December 17, 2015

His response is to console with the guy that cleans up the petri dish?

Some questions shouldn’t be asked.

You think it is agar, but its not…….Right Mrs. Olsen?

For all you non-crossword puzzlers out there, agar is a medium for growing cultures in petri dishes.

Although you probably figured that out.

Oh yea, teachers probably end up having some of the strongest immune systems out there. I’ve wondered why medical people don’t use them for donators to get serum to make universal anti cold and flu shits.

Retired DudeAnd some of us can still remember it from biology class, even if it were sixty-five years ago.

Do snot!; )

Agar is actually Richie and Rob’s favorite treat made by Laura. Think about it…

I drove a school bus for five years.I don’t get sick anymore.

Better mop up that agar. It’ll make you look like this.

Makes you never want to order a pepperoni and sausage petri again!

That’s the trouble with asking, you sometimes learn what you never wanted to know!

“i know we don’t EVER correct speling and/or grammer here; but,”.Grammar is not spelled with an “e.”.Unless you’re talking about the actor who played Dr. Crane.

Flu shots are a scam. That Caufield is smart enough to know that

I wonder if anyone has done a study on the general health of Peace Corps Volunteers who served in the ‘60s and ’70s. We received over 20 shots to prevent getting diseases, both known and exotic, that were present in our respective “third world” countries. We’re a remarkably healthy bunch of old folks today. Just wondering….

Night-Gaunt49He was there back in the late 1940s, before the Temple became Black.

I’m wondering if Mrs. Olsen’s response indicates that she has developed high resistance, or if she meant, “…so of COURSE I’ve gotten my shots!”