Pickles by Brian Crane for May 02, 2020

No Earl you’re not getting even. Because unlike you Muffin doesn’t care.

Plus the cat knows you have to sleep sometime…

who’s to say those were Muffin’s paw prints and not those of some other cat?

How does he know which cat did it? Paw prints add character to a car.

I had a Studebaker like that once

“Why do my shoes stink?”

Did you know there is a community called Pickles Gap in Arkansas? Has been there for many years. Close to Conway, Arkansas

This reminds me of something hilarious that happened many years ago. I knew a man who was a cat hater. Once he ordered me to go outside with him, I wondered why. Got to his car and he pointed at the hood where some cat had walked over it, leaving their paw prints behind. He was so mad! I laughed and laughed. Then he expected me to clean it off. I said why should I clean it off? Because you like cats! Well it wasn’t my cat, my cats were all indoor kitties.

…….still driving his studebaker!

A 1950 Studebaker!

Love the old Studebaker!

You should see what he does to birds…..

Why is he still driving a ’53 or ’54 Studebaker, which was never more than basic transportation? A T-bucket with a hot drive train would be a lot more fun. If you have to isolate, you could do it quickly.

Keep that cat off of my Stude!!

That Darn Cat! https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0059793/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0 (for the 1965 version) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120317/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_1 (for the 1997 version)

Good looking early 50’s Studebaker.

Mark this day ! Earl is moving his body !

Cat says that makes it look better!

My dad had one of those Studebaker. It was a funny kind of light green. Then he got a 1954 Dodge.

Earl is wasting his time. The cat won’t understand why Earl is stomping on the bed.

It that an old Studabaker???

Cats have beds? I thought they slept wherever they wanted.

you can never ‘get even’ with a cat

I love his 1950ish Studebaker.

Forget it Earl, cats don’t care where they sleep. On special made beds, couches, chairs, beds, the floor right next to the bathroom especially when you have to go at 3:00 am and forget your glasses….

I love his old Studebaker… I think it’s the Comando Model.

Nice car, I wish I had an old studebaker

I someone else said this, but Earl, you have NO IDEA that Muffin did that!!! Plus, your kitty shouldn’t be allowed outside…

Could have been worse. Ever found paw prints on the hood and cat pee on the windshield?

No bodies going to mention that nice Studebaker.

Paws don’t leave marks like that unless the cat walked in something….Ewwww

I love the Studebaker

Earl’s saying he sleeps in his car?!?

Our daughter’s cat that took over our house used to jump up on the hood when I came home from work and look through the window at me.

Can’t wait to see how Earl responds when he finds a hairball in his slipper.

53 Studebaker?

Piss in it too.

Nice car! Old Studebaker!

Hey, it’s a classic Studebaker! I’d be upset as well.

Bring back the Studebaker!!

Better yet, add some dog turds.

I could and did lift the hood of all of dad’s Studebakers, name every part under that hood and could repair or replace them all by age 13. At age 17 I inherited a Studebaker Lark Daytona; great fun at the local drive in…I still miss both it and Pamela Crocker.

I didn’t know that Earl slept in the car.

But Earl doesn’t sleep on his car.

And cats should be kept indoors. I’m tired of cats using my yard as a giant litter box!

Earl has a Studebaker! Last year in production was 1966, Google says. How does he keep the thing running?

Should’a parked his 1950 Studebaker in the garage

THEY ARE STILL DRIVING A STUDEBAKER??

How’s he gonna get the cat hair off his slippers!

Not his vintage Studebaker!

Is that a Studebaker?

The mystery of how a ten pound cat can carry 20 pounds of sand in its paws.

1951 Studebaker by the shape of the grill. I had a friend in H S that had one and he put a set of Bull Horns on the hood, Hey it was 1963 or 64 and what did we know about Gauche.

Welcome to all the “Covid newbies”. We can tell by all the attention given to Earls “Studie”. The “regulars” are accustomed to it.

The paw prints on Earl’s hood reminded me of a neighbor who complained of a cat leaving big, muddy paw prints on his new car. He discovered it wasn’t one of the neighborhood kitties, but a very large Florida bobcat!

He’s lucky. I knew someone who one morning found three wild turkeys asleep on top of his car.

At first, I thought that was the cats litter box.