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Caulfield: Your shamrock green top doesn't quite match your slacks. Mrs. Olsen: They're separates. They're not supposed to. Caulfield: Happy Ain't Pansuit's Day. Frazz: That is such a stretch. Caulfield: Yeah, well. That's how they're made.
“Now let’s not muddle things with the addition of emerald green to the spectrum” Speaking as a resident of the (so-called) Emerald City….. (nothing else to add; I just wanted to write that lead-in.)
I wonder—does the strip have the dialogue printed in before it goes to the colorist? If not, that would explain the coloring mistakes we see so often. No one would describe brown slacks as being “not quite” bright green.
QuiteDragon almost 9 years ago
’kay, that was just painful, Jef.
rmbeaty1 almost 9 years ago
Ya know what the Irish call St Patrick’s Day down at the pub?……….Amateur night!
mblase75 almost 9 years ago
Still better than your average “Pearls Before Swine” Sunday pun.
ksu71 almost 9 years ago
I love puns and am suspicious of those who claim to despise them.
Al Nala almost 9 years ago
I hope no one goes for the obvious political comment.
Fido (aka Felix Rex) almost 9 years ago
Is that a Guinness Stout logo Frazz is wearing?
ksu71 almost 9 years ago
Bigpuma I agree this comic is not a pun. I was sort of responding to mblase 75.
rekam almost 9 years ago
Do think the colorist should have made Mrs. Olsen’s slacks a shade of green, not brown.
soaringblocks almost 9 years ago
Thank you Jef for the BEST COMIC STRIP since Calvin and Hobbes
rgcviper almost 9 years ago
You all want puns? Five words: Stephan Pastis. “Pearls Before Swine”.
childe_of_pan over 7 years ago
“Now let’s not muddle things with the addition of emerald green to the spectrum” Speaking as a resident of the (so-called) Emerald City….. (nothing else to add; I just wanted to write that lead-in.)
DKHenderson 3 months ago
I wonder—does the strip have the dialogue printed in before it goes to the colorist? If not, that would explain the coloring mistakes we see so often. No one would describe brown slacks as being “not quite” bright green.