Get Fuzzy by Darby Conley for April 15, 2022

If Bucky were alive now, maybe he’d realize boredom and stress aren’t mutually exclusive. Then again, I think that was obvious back in 2010 too.

We want them relaxed, Buckminster, not catatonic!

This is definitely an ahead of its time idea, given the socio-political atmosphere of the 2020s. Many out there use a lot less stress in their lives. Bucky is on to something here.

Sadly, Bruce won’t be making any more action flicks due to health issues.

Self-help videos are always less stressful if your given excuses, Like, Daniel Craig meets Rachel Ray in “No Time to Diet”, Clint Eastwood “Cry Nacho”, “Shang-Chi and the Legend of 10 onion rings”, “Sonic the Hedgehog with Burger and Fries”, Al Pacino “The Irishman’s Coffee, extra shot” and finally Gary Oldman “Crisis over Canoles”.

I would think that Rob would be used to Bucky being odd by now.

Bucky seems to have had religious training.

Am I the only one who sorta wants to see that Indiana Jones movie?

Lie hard. The new power nap.

Another good Bruce Willis movie “Grass”. That’ll make you calm

I dunno, Bucky. Lying is always pretty stressful to me.

I would rent “Lie Hard”

actually, may be on to something…or on something, hard to tell

Boredom is usually OK. As long as it doesn’t happen to you.

shark meet jump

Sleep is a 1964 American avant-garde film by Andy Warhol. Lasting five hours and 20 minutes, it consists of looped footage of John Giorno, sleeping.1

SleepDirected byAndy WarholStarringJohn GiornoRelease dateJanuary 17, 1964Running time321 minutesCountryUnited StatesLanguageSilent

Bucky is still with us. And this idea was a decade ahead of its time. Brilliant.

The last one I saw should have been called “Sequel Harder”.

I still don’t understand why anyone would pay to see Bruce Willis.

Sounds promising for those with chronic insomnia.

I’d lie next to Rob