Overboard by Chip Dunham for April 16, 2016

It could be that he lost one in a battle with the Green ship pirates… They are mortal enemies remember… or it could be simply that as he reaches to grasp the leash the last finger is obscured as it curls under his hand.

This is a cartoon its all about allowing your mind to take you away from reality for a few seconds each day, and Chip does that for most of us and we really couldn’t care how many fingers Henry has.

Look at the bigger picture! /Rant.

Not to mention the curls under Henry’s hat!

I would’ve thought that eating would be the high point.

Good morning crew.

Those ears are always listening…and the legs would be running for cover at the very mention of the V-E-….where did he go?

Good morning, Crew!

Who’s counting??? I’m laughing!!!!

My dog does the same, whenever I grab his leash to go take him to the creek, he i just ou tthere all excited and jumpy when I come out of the house.

I would rattle my keys when I was going to drive somewhere and my doggie could come with me. He would go ballistic! Once, I accidentally knocked them off the bureau and they rattled when they hit the floor. Well, he was off. “Let’s go! Let’s go! Let’s go! C’mon! C’mon!” I kind of had to take him for a drive, then! :-)P.S. He was a Lab-Dalmation mix.

Good ears, Louie!

Good afternoon Crew!

You missed a step, Chip. There’s the step where the unborn idea of getting up to go for a walk stirs in the human’s brain, creating extremely loud “THE IDEA OF A WALK IS ABOUT TO OCCUR!!!” waves, which in turn alert the dog to come over and encourage, usually accompanied by a large (sometimes drooly) grin, the nascent idea to come to fruition, the first confirmation of which is the air waves in the direction of the leash moving. That grin…!

Teach me your ways, O Wise Louie!

“Evening, Crew.