Pickles by Brian Crane for January 12, 2020

Good thing Opal wasn’t trying to figure out what to do with that Tide pod she found under the laundry sink.

… or wait a couple days for the puzzle piece to be returned…. (eww).

my step-grandmother likes puzzles; luckily she has no dog at which to be mad for eating a piece (as she lives with my father and stepmother who also have no dog)

Roscoe is very good a short circuiting too much thinking.

Good boy, Roscoe! (My Beagle mix would do exactly the same thing)!

I say find out who bought the puzzle and send Roscoe over to pay them a visit.

Oppsy daisy—no!—Oppsy Roscoe!

Roscoe what flavor was it ?

A guy finishes his new jigsaw puzzle in three weeks, and takes the box to show his friends; ‘Three weeks, is that good?’ ‘Yup, it says right here three to five years…’

OH, GAWD! Another of life’s eternal moral questions!

I have a lot of puzzles with one piece missing. While working on them, a piece would fall to the floor and if I did not notice, my dog would either eat it or at least chew it up to where it was no longer usable. It wasn’t until I no longer had dogs (9 years ago) that my puzzles remained whole.

When there is no solution, there is no problem.

Very clever today! I ‘laughed out loud’!

Loved how Roscoe followed that puzzle piece thinking it was a doggie treat!

Anyone who buys a jigsaw puzzle from the Goodwill just knows there will be pieces missing.. it adds to the challenge.

With my luck, I’d be the one who bought that puzzle at Goodwill.

It has happened to be, before.

Ever see those two sided puzzles? I can’t imagine the frustration level of trying to do one of those.

Well, pray and follow him around on poop patrol.

Thanks for the info

Transmission, “tranny” is referring to transvestites.