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That look on Elvis’ face, and twitching tail, look very familiar to me. Just like my Gracie when she hops on me and tells me it’s time to go to sleep. Remarkably, it’s the same attitude she gives me when it’s time to get up.
The Lizzie Borden murders? This was one of the earliest US cases where being rich and having a high-powered lawyer with political ambitions worked in someone’s favor. Everyone knew she did it, but her lawyer got her off and the police never pursued anyone else. Rich people were above the law then, just as they are now.
Continue ping “what the heck do these comment terms mean” with yours truly, Po! I’ve seen people say OT: then something. What the heck does that mean?!? Fun fact: the nickname for one of my cats,Ollie, is Potato, which is why my name is PotatoLover02.
Since this is a family friendly comic, I thought the -Lizzie Borden rhyme, needed a do over! Lizzie Borden took an…er…tree chopping instrument, and caused quite the incident! She may have…um…used it, on her parents, but I’m sure it was for chopping carrots! And when she saw what she had done…um…she ordered take out, for everyone! Ok, I give up! There is no way to make that rhyme, family friendly!
I liked the explanation in the movie starring Elizabeth Montgomery of how Lizzie did it the best. She didn’t get any blood on her clothes because she removed them all before murdering her parents and then simply rinsed the evidence off, pouring it down the basement loo.
Beatrixia: Thanks for setting out the display of ancient legend scrolls, Obie. Just in time for Phil-Adelph and Groundhog Day.
Obadiah Opossum: No oProblem! It was my oPleasure!
Bea: I’m considering doing a display of Ancient Mysteries scrolls. For example, what became of the famous explorer and Polo Player, Marco.
Obie: And I understand the moles have a legend of the mysterious rain of colorful gumballs that has been lost in futurity. (October 27, 2023)
Bea: Now we have time to go and celebrate Groundhog Day. I understand Phil saw his shadow. So you know what that means.
Obie: The main buffet will feature Chocolate Everything.
Bea: And the Ancient and Accepted Procurers’ Guild is bringing in cheese From Where We Know Not and brand new Xanadu Honey. And maybe a visit from an old friend.
Enter Old Friend
Friend: And here I am!
Bea: Beaver Lee Cleary! It’s so good to see you.
Bev: And maybe we can talk about some old legends while I’m here.
I wonder how the Woman would get along with Dale Gribble. This reminds me distinctly of the time he stayed up with Khan and solved the Kennedy and Lincoln assassinations, and got halfway through McKinley to boot.
I thought that they were going to say “A perfect time to take a nap on the Woman’s face.”
BTW, I like that they refer to her as “The Woman.” I’ve always been vaguely irritated when the people at the vet’s call me my cats’ “Mom”. I’ve also seen books and a movie where the animals refer to their “Moms”. They are my dear friends and companions, but I doubt if they think of me as “Mom”. More likely “The Can Opener.”
I’ve never understood the obsession with “true crime.” Certainly I wouldn’t read something like that at bedtime of all times – my night time reading is generally something light & preferably funny+, for pure escape from my prevailing anxious & depressed state!
Lady Bri about 1 month ago
I ❤️ the cat’s pajamas! Lupin with his wee tea cup is SO cute!!!
uncle snipe about 1 month ago
That look on Elvis’ face, and twitching tail, look very familiar to me. Just like my Gracie when she hops on me and tells me it’s time to go to sleep. Remarkably, it’s the same attitude she gives me when it’s time to get up.
Maizing about 1 month ago
There are times when I can’t sleep because my mind is churning after I go to bed.
face.less_b about 1 month ago
It is well past midnight here on the US east coast. Perfect time to checkout my favorite comic.
uncle snipe about 1 month ago
Maybe I need some of Lupin’s (presumably herbal) tea.
Sue Ellen about 1 month ago
Woman, did you not jump rope to:
“Lizzie Borden took an ax
And gave her mother forty whacks,
And when she saw what she had done,
She gave her father forty-one."
WelshRat Premium Member about 1 month ago
Elvis, distraction detail! It’s her only chance of sleep.
howtheduck about 1 month ago
The Lizzie Borden murders? This was one of the earliest US cases where being rich and having a high-powered lawyer with political ambitions worked in someone’s favor. Everyone knew she did it, but her lawyer got her off and the police never pursued anyone else. Rich people were above the law then, just as they are now.
Kahlu about 1 month ago
Ahem Looks like the woman takes after a certain tortie we know & love
FreyjaRN Premium Member about 1 month ago
She loves mysteries.
PotatoLover02 about 1 month ago
Continue ping “what the heck do these comment terms mean” with yours truly, Po! I’ve seen people say OT: then something. What the heck does that mean?!? Fun fact: the nickname for one of my cats,Ollie, is Potato, which is why my name is PotatoLover02.
some idiot from R'lyeh Premium Member about 1 month ago
It was probably Lizzie. HTH.
I AM CARTOON LADY! about 1 month ago
Since this is a family friendly comic, I thought the -Lizzie Borden rhyme, needed a do over! Lizzie Borden took an…er…tree chopping instrument, and caused quite the incident! She may have…um…used it, on her parents, but I’m sure it was for chopping carrots! And when she saw what she had done…um…she ordered take out, for everyone! Ok, I give up! There is no way to make that rhyme, family friendly!
cat19632001 about 1 month ago
Elvis Toe Beans!
cat19632001 about 1 month ago
Pucky white floof patch x 2!
Tigrisan Premium Member about 1 month ago
I liked the explanation in the movie starring Elizabeth Montgomery of how Lizzie did it the best. She didn’t get any blood on her clothes because she removed them all before murdering her parents and then simply rinsed the evidence off, pouring it down the basement loo.
cat19632001 about 1 month ago
Where’s Robin to tell us that the Woman’s sleep is doomed?
SheMc about 1 month ago
The woman needs to put that phone away if she has to get up early X
Jacob Mattingly about 1 month ago
I"ve been there too many times.. including today for instance.
arolarson Premium Member about 1 month ago
OT. Relapse
Gent about 1 month ago
Lizze who and why he was murdereds?
Kitty Katz about 1 month ago
Meanwhile, Back on the Nile
At the oPyramid Library
Beatrixia: Thanks for setting out the display of ancient legend scrolls, Obie. Just in time for Phil-Adelph and Groundhog Day.
Obadiah Opossum: No oProblem! It was my oPleasure!
Bea: I’m considering doing a display of Ancient Mysteries scrolls. For example, what became of the famous explorer and Polo Player, Marco.
Obie: And I understand the moles have a legend of the mysterious rain of colorful gumballs that has been lost in futurity. (October 27, 2023)
Bea: Now we have time to go and celebrate Groundhog Day. I understand Phil saw his shadow. So you know what that means.
Obie: The main buffet will feature Chocolate Everything.
Bea: And the Ancient and Accepted Procurers’ Guild is bringing in cheese From Where We Know Not and brand new Xanadu Honey. And maybe a visit from an old friend.
Enter Old Friend
Friend: And here I am!
Bea: Beaver Lee Cleary! It’s so good to see you.
Bev: And maybe we can talk about some old legends while I’m here.
ladykat Premium Member about 1 month ago
Woman, you need to put the phone away if you are going to get any sleep!
moonie!! about 1 month ago
That’s so me but instead, I’m solving mysteries about lost flights and ships with my best friend.
¿ɓuᴉuǝddɐɥ sᴉɥʇ sᴉ ʎɥM about 1 month ago
That’s the only time we notice our phones at night.
Katzen1415 about 1 month ago
I wonder how the Woman would get along with Dale Gribble. This reminds me distinctly of the time he stayed up with Khan and solved the Kennedy and Lincoln assassinations, and got halfway through McKinley to boot.
Le'letha Premium Member about 1 month ago
Boy, is the Woman going to jump a mile when the Running of the Cats starts at 2 AM!
scyphi26 about 1 month ago
We’ve all been there.
win.45mag about 1 month ago
I thought they lived in the big pink house, not an apartment.
rs0204 Premium Member about 1 month ago
Marie likes True-Crime stories, and I think she’s read several volumes on the Lizi Borden murders.
oakie9531 about 1 month ago
Lizzie Borden was found innocent of all charges on June 23, 1893
Daltongang Premium Member about 1 month ago
Miss Lizzie Borden (so they say)
Chopped up her folks one August day.
The experts gave us all the specs:
She lusted after her own sex;
Beheading kittens (two or three)
She regularly did with glee;
She stole the goods she could have bought;
Her music lessons came to naught;
She was a dropout, though ’tis said
She was uncommonly well-read.
She sailed to Europe – that we know
And overspent her budget, so
The girl wired home for extra cash…
Her father wired back, “Balderdash!”
She had to borrow from a friend,
Which set her thinking how to send
Old Andrew up to Heaven’s throne
And get his fortune for her own.
Of course, there was one tiny hitch:
His wife – that sly and scheming witch!
He could leave no widowed missus,
For all the money must be Lizzie’s.
(She’d share with Sister Emma, who
Was fond of filthy lucre too.)
The plot was hatched, the hatchet ground;
She waited till the time came ’round –
The perfect moment, when the coast
Was clear, and she could make the most
Of Emma’s summer interlude,
For poor, dear Emma was a prude,
Who wouldn’t sanction shedding blood,
Though Lizzie fancied Emma would
Be all too glad to help her spend
The proceeds of it in the end.
She chose a perfect summer day;
‘Twas hellish hot, the stories say.
A houseguest put her plan in doubt,
But handily, he sauntered out
To visit elsewhere in the town.
But then the maid was duty-bound
To wash the windows in and out,
Assuring she would be about
The place and surely interfere
With Lizzie’s plan – but never fear –
Our Lizzie was a fearless sort;
She donned her paint-smeared Bedford cord,
Crept noiselessly up the stair,
And slew that “mean old thing” up there;
Rained blows upon her old gray head,
Till she was well and truly dead.
DKHenderson about 1 month ago
I thought that they were going to say “A perfect time to take a nap on the Woman’s face.”
BTW, I like that they refer to her as “The Woman.” I’ve always been vaguely irritated when the people at the vet’s call me my cats’ “Mom”. I’ve also seen books and a movie where the animals refer to their “Moms”. They are my dear friends and companions, but I doubt if they think of me as “Mom”. More likely “The Can Opener.”
anomalous4 about 1 month ago
I’ve never understood the obsession with “true crime.” Certainly I wouldn’t read something like that at bedtime of all times – my night time reading is generally something light & preferably funny+, for pure escape from my prevailing anxious & depressed state!
+Currently it’s Pratchett’s Discworld series.
Red Bird about 1 month ago
Some nights I can’t stop tossing and turning in my nest. Sigh.
willie_mctell about 1 month ago
“Massachusetts is a far cry from New York.”
Brian Premium Member about 1 month ago
She needs someone to tell her to “put that down and go to sleep!”
ardrhi Premium Member about 1 month ago
Some folks say she didn’t do it. Others say “of course she did.” But they all agree Miss Lizzie B. was a problem kind of kid.
turner7811 Premium Member 30 days ago
None better, Elvis!