Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for July 05, 2023

“And it’s free beer at the neighborhood bar!”

“As much as you can drink!”

He has a big mouth in between his eyes and small arms. How does he read?

Who’d have guessed, an accurate horoscope with no “interpretation” needed.

Don’t see the purple one (“I love you, you love me, I may soon be history…”)

Looks like he is holding a phablet. They should go extinct as well.

2050 August 23

Seren-DOPE-ity

There goes the neighbourhood.

Wiley is a genius. both in wit and in art.

Juxtaposition technology plus technology equals humor.

If only they’d left behind some selfies.

Unfortunately you had planned to splurge and use all your air miles this weekend.

Incoming……☺️

…luckily, they didn’t check their Wordle…

That’s evolution for ya.

This reminds me of the final episode of “Dinosaurs” in which the family is sitting by the window of their home, waiting for the snow to stop falling. And it never does.

The words “extinction” and “Trump 2024” fit nicely in the same sentence.

‘’Oh, I got a bad feeling about this.’’

Fun Fact; Dinosaurs still share this world with us. We call them; Birds.

The problem with an extinction event today is the ones who should have the front row seat will be buried away in their multimillion dollar bunkers until the “winter” passes. smh

The horoscope was correct.

Seriously, somebody should make a movie about this historic event. Maybe have humans travel back in time to witness it

Sometimes I try to imagine how many dinosaures it takes to make up all the oil we have used over the last 100 years or so. Seems to me we are extincting them again.

The best laid plans of mice and mosasaurs.

Too soon

Well, 100 million years was a good run. We should be so lucky.

What a coincidence.

Behold — the Age of Irony.

I love the word “serendipity”. There have been wonderful times in my life when it has visited me.

“It says here on ‘Truth Social’ that there’s nothing to fear from meteors, and that’s good enough for me.”

What! Is that a serendiplodicus?

The T-Rex is closer in time to today than it is to the Stegasaurus.

I realise people have been ‘writing’ horoscopes (or making them up) for a long time, but .. for hundreds of millions of years?? Well, they’re all or mostly extinct, now, so I suppose a literate dinosaur is sort of reasonable.

Reminds me of how I keep an eye on the answer to the daily Wordle, in case it has something to communicate to us. So far, nothing.

THEY didn’t see it coming…we do.

The Troodons didn’t move fast enough to intercept it. Some left the planet to settle on Mars or go to other planets. The Chicxulub meteor was traveling so fast it was ultraviolet hot.

That asteroid just wanted a nice quiet place to cool off.

And, maybe get a good Margarita.