Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for November 19, 2020

I’m here now reading this comic – not a bad place to be!

“We shall see what we shall see; the future before us lies.”

Pliny the Elder

P.S. If any of my fellow knuckleheads wish to challenge the attribution, it should be easy: just prove that Pliny the Elder did NOT say it.

I like the commercial that suggest everytime this commercial aires I get to drink a Mountain Dew.

Linear time is so yesterday. Time is much more like a fart, entangling with all it encounters. Free your ass, feel the plumage.

“It is fixed.”. My brain disagrees. It figures that if it goes over some of the dumb things I have done in the past often enough the past will change. Wait! Isn’t that kind of related to the definition of insanity – doing the same thing over and over expecting a different result? Hmm. Maybe that explains a lot of things.

the wolf is disturbed by the thought of an orchid.

The past is fluid until observed. Until then, nobody saw nothin’.

Just be extra careful about what you do in the future.

The past fades to myth, the future toward fantasy. Now it’s time for beer.

Blue velvet.

Bellybutton lint is actually a bacterial mat.

Be Here Now

So, Basil St. John sneaked across the Froglandian border some time after breakfast, when I commented on the then-lingering Yesterday’s Strip….

…I’ve spend a lot of time in the past…

…most of my life…

…or have I?…

…how do I know if some moron hasn’t changed the past and in doing so changed the now?…

…and this is the first day in the new time line…

…yet, I’ve lived every day of it…

…too many comic books…

…too much Star Trek…

…what if Star Trek wasn’t a thing until this new time line?…what if the Browns were winners until the change?…

…aaargh…

…if I could go back in time I would go back to 1977…

…hit a McDonald’s…

…get some of their real good coffee…

…and some of their damn good fries…

…ok, and maybe tell Jim to cut the red wire instead of the green…

…and not stop at that party on Diamond Street….

…whoo…

….and broke up with Kathy then joined the Marines…

My friend says God can actually reach into the past and heal the traumas past-tense you experienced. In the past. She said it doesn’t mean the thing didn’t happen, but your trauma can be lifted. Weird concept, I know.

Vlad!

As you’ve NEVER seen him before!

http://www.comicssherpa.com/site/feature?uc_comic=cscwy

From the Blog: Tod Browning would be proud.

Certainty is always so pretty. (Then, completely uncertain, he asks, “Isn’t it?”)

“sigh” … The days of future passed sometimes give me the moody blues ….

My past isn’t fixed – it wasn’t broke to begin with!Next thing you’ll probably try to tell me my furnace is faulty and I need a new one.