Dark Side of the Horse by Samson for May 14, 2023

Horace isn’t very smart in the middle row; he only had to add two zeroes at the end.

Weird stairs. That’s great.

Weird stairs are good, but weird ramps are OK too if you’re so inclined.

1. I’ve seen math teachers tell their students to simplify the equation, but that’s overdoing it.2. Would that droughts were that easy to fix…

I was at the same party, Horace, and when I told how much I adored Picasso, they pulled a wry face (don’t know, wry…)

I also “give up” when it comes to math… (Some may call it “unavoidable”, I only call it “a void” – in my noggin)

DIY-rain…is that PENsive? Or only “dry humor”?

So … is that pencil a kind of rain stick?

In school, mathwise, they asked us to solve for X. I always ask’d:. "Why? Can’t X solve his OWN problems?!

First question sounds like something from one of those interviews where they ask you stupid things like, “if you were a farm animal, which one would you be?”

The flowers didn’t get rain yesterday, when they expected it. So Horace penciled in a rain date today.

A pencil is a powerful thing.

Horace likes the simple things in life….☺️

I liked his solutions to those problems. :D

Love the M. C. Escher stairs

ROFL and the ceiling and along one wall re: Escher

Having never heard of M.C. Escher, I googled him and found this collection of his ‘stair’ art:

https://stock.adobe.com/search?k=escher%20stairs

C1 – From Horace’s perspective, things are now looking UP…!

C2 – Next time mention E. G. Otis… you can expect a lot less stairs…!

C3 – The math problem was obviously over Horace’s head…!

C4 – Unexpectedly, Horace wets himself…!

As the slogan has it, “Knowledge is Powder”.

Horse Illustrated.

Horace learned from Harold.

Sometimes I save these cartoons to my “favorites” mostly for the puns in the comments.

Horace works in an Escher building where those Yong-Thulhu elevators are plus stairs.