Pickles by Brian Crane for April 22, 2023

Roscoe you have every reason to bite Earl.

now every time a poodle walks by, Earl’s upper lip is gonna wag

There is a risk of a mustache malfunction at a restaurant.

I can’t stop chuckling. That is so funny. Ingenious as well.

do we… is this… should someone call PETA?

Poor Roscoe! His tail will need sunblock. And maybe a little sleeve.

I sure hope &e washed that tail first. Ewwww

. . . and therein lies a tale.

That’s disgusting.

You borrowed it? Don’t forget to put it back!

Roscoe, your poor tail!

And from the worst possible spot as well

Much to Roscoe’s displeasure to involuntarily give up some of his fur.

Gross.

I would have harvested some fur from the other end of Roscoe.

Where will Earl’s nose start sniffing now?

If they call it a ‘rug’ on a horizontal surface, should we call what Earl has a ‘tapestry’?

Bet that smells good.

Yeah, happens all the time…

It’s going to fall off if the tape wears out.

I shaved my beard once when my kids were young. My youngest kept crying, “I want my real Daddy back!”

Man’s best friend.

Roscoe is now a possum.

A little hair of the dog.

Took me about 10 days to fully flesh out again. Then again, we have no pets, and even if we HAD a goldfish…

Oy! Poor Roscoe! Woof

Eye roll?? Head shake? Loud groan? EEEWWWW. . .

I wonder how Roscoe felt about you using his fur.

Roscoe looks dismayed. His tail fur will probably take longer to grow back than Earl’s mustache.

Better hope that ‘stash don’t get wet.

Wilford Brimley!

If dogs could talk Earl, you’d be hearing from the ASPCA.

Poor Roscoe

Not smart idea to remove doggie’s fart filter.

he now has the urge to scratch behind his ear with his foot…

That works= = Roscoe’s tail will come back.

Poor Roscoe!

Ew.

No one blamed this typical Earl fix on Opal the shrew? This must be a first.

My dog never has to worry, he has short hair!

Nomore kisses for you Earl.

Definitely a case of cruelty.

Eeeeuuuwwwwww……………..

“Atchoooo! Atchoooo!

That’s a sad tale for Roscoe…

Having grown one since I got married, when I shaved it off 6 yrs later, the wife didn’t speak to me for two days. I grew it back, and and kept it for 50 yrs, now.

Keeping it in the family.

I’m pretty sure that giving Earl some “tail” was not his idea of being man’s best friend!

wrong end to get the fur from there,sport

EEWWW!

Reminds me of the story of the man who replaced his burned eyebrows with fur from the rear leg of his dog. Every time he passes a fire hydrant he looks surprised.

come on honey…gimme a kiss!

Poor Roscoe!!!!!