Ballard Street by Jerry Van Amerongen for November 19, 2009

And the rest of us stand back and admire his action…

Flame and smoke can certainly make a plan look more interesting.

And for his last act, he will extinguish the fire with one of his own fluids, thus giving his final comment on it.

Edcole: You have obviously not been around when some idiot tried to put out a fire that way. Clears the area in a hurry…..

Notice which side of the door he is now on

Yeah, I guess the boss already shot it down, and now it is crashed and burning.

OK back to the drawing board for another new business model.

A swell poster from Stel the Belle:

http://www.comicssherpa.com/site/feature?uc_comic=cscwy

I do not see a lot of promise for Hilarious Hi Jinks with this crew, but who knows?

Norman, you idiot! Get that gas can away from the flames, before you torch yourself!

Norman, tell me what you really thought of it.

Stel Bel gives us a classic; poster and film. Groundbreaking.

Everybody is whisper singing in the audience. They don’t want to wake the Bassets from a peaceful sleep. Susan, I now know that Sherpa will never be fixed. Maybe, if we’re really lucky, they’ll put the comments back on Sherpa. It might get some of the cartoonists to come back. At least I’m just about done reading all the comics there from the start.

@Farside99 over 1 year ago

Ah, yes! 6 new songs, including:

A Hard Days Nap

I Should Have Known Better Than To Chase That Squirrel

If I Fell Down Off The Couch

I’m Happy Just To Dance With Snoopy

And I Love Kibble

Tell Me Why (Claude Keeps Pushing That Button)

Bassett movies are the bestest ones.

Words may fail him, but his actions make up for it.

Not so hard for Cleo.

I almost didn’t recognize The Bassets without their wigs on. There are only a few songs I’ve known from their repertoire. When I first started the job I retired from (HR director), some of the fellows serenaded me with the Meter Maid song.