Close to Home by John McPherson for May 02, 2021

Is Bleeb helping the young ones escape.

Better than an outbreak.

Man, I hope they all had fresh diapers on.

“Snake(s) … Why did it have to be snake(s)?”

Yada Yada, Warden!

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Comedic history inserted here:

Lenny Bruce did use the phrase in his 1961 recording of Father Flotski’s Triumph. It’s the story of a prison riot led by an inmate named Dutch.

In the piece, the Warden says: “All right, Dutch. This is the Warden. You’ve got eighteen men down there – prison guards who have served me faithfully. Give up, Dutch, and we’ll meet any reasonable demands your men want… Can you hear me? This is the Warden.”

Dutch responds: “Yada, yada, yada, yada, yada, yada, Warden.”

A) I feel bad for the lone baby left behind.

B) It looks like they tried one too many in the costume!

Bleeb is chillin’.

When they get to Hogwarts, they’ll be in Slitherin.

Can you remember who each child belongs to when you catch them?

What the heck, did Harry Potter visit?

The baby left behind looks like Porky Pig.

Looks more like a “snakeout” to me!

I can see Thatababy (Paul Trap caroon) being the organizer of something like that.

ARGOR ALLERT!!… ARGOR ALLERT!!

Next on Fear Factor:

Aliens, Snakes & Babies!

Down at the genius baby nursery…

Not to worry they’ll be back by feeding time.

The Serpent strikes again.

There’s a bouncing baby Bleeb!

But what is Argor up to?

Thank goodness. At first I thought a snake had eaten the babies.

Mission Impossible: Neonatal edition

Those babies are hissss-Tory!

Seems to possibly have been inspired by this Far Side cartoon: https://i.pinimg.com/originals/1c/40/7b/1c407b0ae166b9a9b64fb6ca0e347290.png