Close to Home by John McPherson for September 12, 2020

Looks like we have both Bleeb and Dalcon here today. Can’t tell which is which.

Don’t make a sissy fuss about it.

Here, hold this rock. I’ll draw you a map.

So, exactly what happens if he decides not to push the rock up the hill? I mean does he get in trouble?

That’s a real rock star! Awful pun.

What’s all the fuss about it? That place is for sissies!

Come on, don’t be a s-OOOooohhhh…

What’s all the Sissy Fuss?!

TWO Bleebs???

Ahhh, there’s only a million Sisyphus jokes, so I’m not gonna recycle any. But, since Bleeb likes legs, I’m gonna say that’s him about to untie her shoe, and I’m guessing that’s probably Dalcon playing Dung Beetle. Just don’t let go o’ that boulder there S’phus ol’ buddy, or there’s gonna be yellow goo everywhere!

While the Sisyphus story deals with futility in a never ending quest, the girls represent the current narcissistic character of today’s youth. Plato would have approved.

I only know about perspiration point.

The girls are going to want to hitch a ride on the rock.

Just have Bleeb use HIS rock as a rock-stop and then you can gesture to your heart’s content!

Two Bleep’s that’s different.

Ladies, you are WAY off.

Poor Sisyphus. Experiencing true hell….lost joggers needing directions

At my age I look for respiration point.