Overboard by Chip Dunham for May 10, 2018

Only you need an object for Louie to, er.. shoot for. A fake fire hydrant, a small tree, a rock…

oh wait, just plant the sign, it’ll be fine.

Hang on, you misspelled…. oh. Never-mind

That’ll prevent that puddle at the base of the mizzenmast.

I guess they already had the poop deck. Now they also have Louie’s lawn.

Since the plants in this strip have been shown to be sentient, then these poor blades of grass have been given a terrible, terrible life to live…

How do you spell relief?

That’s a good dog., going in such a small space.Although, my dog has 10 acres and she still pees in about the same 10′×10′ spot. Now #2 is another matter, that can shown up literally anywhere on the lawn…

Not quite, little gardener. The apostrophe is in the wrong place. To show plural possession, simply put an apostrophe after the s. Rule 2b. Do not use an apostrophe + s to make a regular noun plural. In special cases, such as when forming a plural of a word that is not normally a noun, some writers add an apostrophe for clarity. The key word here is ‘after’.The incorrect use of an apostrophe is one of my pet peeves.

Good morning Crew!

I thought that was one of them eyetalian sammiches what’s all smooshed down.

I have one of those for my chiweenie. Now she has a plot to pee in. :-D She loves it.

Hey—a dog has to do what a dog has to do. At least Louie has a special place now for that process …

Good Evening, Crew.