Red and Rover by Brian Basset for September 26, 2010

You really sniffed out the news there, Rover.

How did he manage to sniff out the name? Was it written in pee?

Not only that, I don’t think they even knew about carbs.

I’ll cut to the usual joke… he’s checking pee-mail! Ba-dum-dum. :-\

Very good. All dogs are good readers.

The State of Washington published a bicycle safety manual in the 1970s, similar to the driving manual made by the Department of Licensing. Nowhere in the book did they show or even mention helmets as a safety option. Very weird.

looks more like a football or baseball helmet.

Bicycle helmets look rediculous and dangerous. If you fell on your back, that point on the back would break your neck.

Is that a high speed connection he has? Doesn’t look as if he left a reply to anything either.

“Every $10 bike helmet generates $570 in benefits to society. These savings include $50 in medical costs, $140 in future earnings and other tangible resources, and $380 in quality of life costs.”–Children’s Safety Network. Having said that, it looks like a football helmet–he’s probably coming home from practice.

WHO CARES ABOUT THE HELMET? Who or what did ROVER sniff in the third frame to make his tail wag like that????

Hey. It’s the Nose Paper. I LOVE this kindly strip.

Rover is doing a good job of keeping up with what’s going on in the neighborhood!