Does the DEA know about your little under the counter “sunshine running?”
There’s a few places back East that would pay more than 10 clams for some sunshine.
Under the counter over the weather? Shocking!
It comes in these magic mushrooms. You’re own personal sunshine.
Was ‘Ed’ a reference to something known at the time and forgotten now? Are the first two panels referencing dialogue from something else?
Trying to pump sunshine up his you-know-where?
Maybe “Ed” is a localized “generic” name, like in my area, “Jack” and “Buster” were…
or…
It’s an insult: Er***ile Dysfunction… ☺
That’s Mister Ed to you, Wilbur.
That should be “moonshine”.
I thought only TV evangelists “pumped sunshine”…
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Mordock999 Premium Member about 6 years ago
Does the DEA know about your little under the counter “sunshine running?”
Farside99 about 6 years ago
There’s a few places back East that would pay more than 10 clams for some sunshine.
Troglodyte about 6 years ago
Under the counter over the weather? Shocking!
Milady Meg about 6 years ago
It comes in these magic mushrooms. You’re own personal sunshine.
scottartist creator about 6 years ago
Was ‘Ed’ a reference to something known at the time and forgotten now? Are the first two panels referencing dialogue from something else?
cdnalor about 6 years ago
Trying to pump sunshine up his you-know-where?
ChessPirate about 6 years ago
Maybe “Ed” is a localized “generic” name, like in my area, “Jack” and “Buster” were…
or…
It’s an insult: Er***ile Dysfunction… ☺
Stychen Tyme about 6 years ago
That’s Mister Ed to you, Wilbur.
James88888888 about 6 years ago
That should be “moonshine”.
craigwestlake about 6 years ago
I thought only TV evangelists “pumped sunshine”…