Speed Bump by Dave Coverly for April 16, 2022

You’re letting all these others get away dad.

Is the caption missing?

I’d call that a target-rich environment.

Then get it yourself, kid.

One down. Ten million to go.

Revenge of the flies?

Got to catch them all.

Are they fish flies with a hook

A frog’s brain is small and there isn’t a lot of RAM for processing. It works something like this:

If it’s big or small and it doesn’t move, it’s the environment. Ignore it.

It it’s big and it moves, it’s a predator. Jump!

If it’s small and it moves, it’s food. Stick your tongue out at it.

LOL. Sometimes the ones you have to think about are the funniest.

Gaaaaa, it tastes awful!

SMORGASBORD!

I want that one!

Are you going to eat those flies?

His tongue is now a fly strip. The sticky kind. Easier (lazier) that way.

“Uh, Dad? I know Mom said to get rid of all the flies, but…”

It’s a stretch.

Yeah, I don’t get it either…

I’m lost as well….where’s the caption?

Take two, they’re small.

Gnat’s got your tongue.

Reminds me of my sister who had a fit unless she got the red gumball. I, of course, was always the good child.

“Dear me, the flies are falling!”

Guess this is pick your own ending

“But I wanted that one”?

The creator needs to step in and settle this.

In the spirit of the season, we see one plague feeding the next.

Or how about: Why is this fly different from all other flies?

Time’s fun when you’re having flies!

Can frogs suffer erectile disfunction?

Here’s Dave’s response – “The gag is basically children being picky about their food to an absurd level – the kid frog wants a very specific fly among the hundreds in the air, not the one his parent already snagged.”