Baby Blues by Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott for June 29, 2024

Need to spell it out in detail, Darryl.

You can build up those leg muscles better this way.

Wren’s look says “I can’t believe they’re supposed to be the older ones.”

What adorable skin puppies, what kind are they? Did you get them from a breeder or the shelter?

He said “on your bikes”, which is clearly not the case.

Maybe this way makes more sense than it seems at first glance.Riding bikes and pulling a wagon are two different speeds altogether.

Oh Daryl. You’re an enabler. You could’ve told them to ride on their bikes alongside.

dumb

Lost punctuation?

You have to be more specific, Darryl!

As they used to say on TV Darryl, You Asked For It!

Nope, make them get out and ride their bikes!

Oh, nothing. Nothing at all.

He means to get on your bikes and use your legs to pedal, you lazy brats!

Um, they’re not on their bikes, they’re with their bikes. Big difference. Would have made more sense if they had announced they got tired.

My youngest daughter always wanted to go along when I took a walk. She lasted about four blocks before she got tired and I had to carry her for the rest of the walk.

He needs to teach them the difference between “on” and “with.”

As a boy I don’t really see Hammie doing this. More like leading the way almost out of sight.

Crazy, back to the drawing board for Daryl.

Her wagon your bikes. How hard is that?

My kids would prefer the freedom and joy of biking. The wagon ride can’t be comfy with bikes in there.

Apparently these kids don’t understand the word ON!

Come along ON your bikes Hammie, not with your bikes.

In what universe does that qualify as being “on” the bikes?

Definite not that.

He said “ON” your bikes not “WITH”

Kids don’t seem to grasp the meaning of the on preposition. I blame their English teacher.