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Could be a mountain bluebird or an indigo bunting. The former isnât usually found in Ohio, but could have come over from the western U.S.
Look, todayâs âjokeâ is so feeble I decided to take the high road, giving Lillian some actual ornithological advice, instead of further berating Batiuk over what he thinks passes for âmuddled aphorismsâ these days.
Whatâs with theseâŠpunchline-adjacent comics lately?
SUNDAY: Huge panel one of a squirrel choking from eating too much of the corns on the cobs. It has nothing to do with the strip; Ayers drew it 20 years ago and Davis is still SO hungover.
Panel two: Ed, Pam and Jeff stare blankly into space. Three: Ed says âI went and poked monkeys with sticks! At the zoo, itâs not like âMonkey See, Monkey Do,â so much as âMONKEY THROW POO!â Panel four: They stare blankly into space. Panel five: They stare blankly into space, but smirk. The squirrel has choked to death on the corns.
I donât think that indigo buntings are generally pale. There are lots of bluebirds around my home and one day I saw a pretty bright blue colored bird that I didnât recognize, so I did a google search and found that it was an indigo bunting. So you might want to brush up on your ornithological knowledge by checking out Audubonâs Field Guide.
It is interesting to see the comments on this site. It attracts trolls. The advice âif you donât like it, donât read itâ would be totally ineffective. My solution is to no longer read the comments about this strip. Not a solution for the issue, but one for me.
J.J. O'Malley about 1 month ago
Could be a mountain bluebird or an indigo bunting. The former isnât usually found in Ohio, but could have come over from the western U.S.
Look, todayâs âjokeâ is so feeble I decided to take the high road, giving Lillian some actual ornithological advice, instead of further berating Batiuk over what he thinks passes for âmuddled aphorismsâ these days.
B UTTONS about 1 month ago
Cranky saw it in a taxidermy store over yonder.
Decided to epoxy it to Lillianâs birdhouse so it would appear one bird is interested in the neighborhood.
Bill Thompson about 1 month ago
Itâs a mild blue yawner.
billsplut about 1 month ago
TOM: âIâve got to have a joke here SOMEWHERE!â (rifles through his decades-old collection of Bazooka Joe and Laffy Taffy wrappers)
Argythree about 1 month ago
Thatâs funny, because most bluebirds migrate south. At least, most of them in PA doâŠ
billsplut about 1 month ago
Whatâs with theseâŠpunchline-adjacent comics lately?
SUNDAY: Huge panel one of a squirrel choking from eating too much of the corns on the cobs. It has nothing to do with the strip; Ayers drew it 20 years ago and Davis is still SO hungover.
Panel two: Ed, Pam and Jeff stare blankly into space. Three: Ed says âI went and poked monkeys with sticks! At the zoo, itâs not like âMonkey See, Monkey Do,â so much as âMONKEY THROW POO!â Panel four: They stare blankly into space. Panel five: They stare blankly into space, but smirk. The squirrel has choked to death on the corns.
TOM: âNAILED IT, PULITZER JERKS!â
The Orange Mailman about 1 month ago
She wore blue velvetâŠ.
Gent about 1 month ago
Well me bets thems is taste just like cheeckens.
JoeStoppinghem Premium Member about 1 month ago
I like it, that Crankshaft is looking into the camera while giving the punchline.
storminnorman2010 about 1 month ago
One of Crankshaftâs better malaprops.
ksu71 about 1 month ago
11-0-3
macgyver915 about 1 month ago
I donât think that indigo buntings are generally pale. There are lots of bluebirds around my home and one day I saw a pretty bright blue colored bird that I didnât recognize, so I did a google search and found that it was an indigo bunting. So you might want to brush up on your ornithological knowledge by checking out Audubonâs Field Guide.
seismic-2 Premium Member about 1 month ago
Was it Tom Batiukâs New Yearâs resolution to make it all the way through 2025 without ever writing an actual punchline?
French Persons' Treasury of Self-Applauding Batty Premium Member about 1 month ago
âI wouldnât mind seeing a certain blue bush later! (heh heh heh)â
rockyridge1977 about 1 month ago
That CrankâŠâŠ..sure knows his birds!!!!!
Blaidd Drwg Premium Member about 1 month ago
Tomorrow theyâll see that southern bird, the Blue Bayou. Next day theyâll hear the Song Song Blue.
grozar about 1 month ago
The colorist missed the bill on Crankâs corn seed cap in panel two.
lemonbaskt about 1 month ago
todays rex morgan was more interesting and amusing
gammaguy about 1 month ago
âa wild blue yonderâ
If itâs eating from that feeder, itâs not entirely wild.
chief tommy about 1 month ago
cute Ed
Spencer444 about 1 month ago
It is interesting to see the comments on this site. It attracts trolls. The advice âif you donât like it, donât read itâ would be totally ineffective. My solution is to no longer read the comments about this strip. Not a solution for the issue, but one for me.
gappleton47 about 1 month ago
Itâs good to see a storyline with Cranky because the strip is named for him
Dogouse Reilly about 1 month ago
Itâs the bluebeard of happiness!
crazeekatlady about 1 month ago
Pale blue bird. Long Neck-ed White Bird. Short Neck-ed White Bird. Cute Little Spotted Brown Bird. I call em as I see em.
raybarb44 about 1 month ago
Not so sure but sounds goodâŠâŠ
Strawberry King about 1 month ago
It may look pale, but it seems healthy.
[Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce] about 1 month ago
Thatâs the Bluebird of Crabbiness