Pooch Cafe by Paul Gilligan for July 30, 2009

Oops, they did it again. The cycle continues.

Oopsie….

Hey, where’d that Porsche come from!

Mr. FTIII, my husband made pulled pork today, heavenly…

Uh, Margueritem?

So what happen to Plankie, it was not visable on the last panel?

I would park my car under a tree with 2 dogs in it, one with a saw, at night. Would’t you?

Eh, I think you (porsche-owner) can afford to get it fixed under comp & deductible!

What is a Porsche 900?

That porshe was not there in the previous comics. So this bozobrain parked it there later on. Anyone who parks his porsche under a plank of wood deserves what he gets.

Orlando can just buy him a new one…uh…where’s Orlando?

Margueritem

I have been sharing your recipe with my chums, and I thing I am a hero. (Sooooo many thanks!)

Re. The Porsche (900 series) No true lover of the Porsche would leave it under a tree branch especially with Plankie hanging above. The fellow seems to deserve what he gets. Sadly so is the great car destroyed.

If “Branch Dog” can’t reach the rope (in first panel), then who tied the rope out there in the first place?

fristname - fishy???

Frist of all, I have to say that I believe the name of the fish in this strip is “Fish.” Fishy is the character in the Ollie and Quentin strip by Piers Baker. See

http://piersbaker.blogspot.com/2008/06/fishy.html

Now that we’ve got that confusion cleared up, I don’t see how any fish (from this strip or any other) could get out of his fish bowl and tie that rope up in the tree. Please explain.

Secondarily yours, Fristname

Porsches come in Salmon color?

Ooooh … Porsches in salmon.

Now that is FISHY!

Where is #$@*&%$#@ Fish all this time????? At a concert or pie eating contest of his own? Is he fishnapped?

RUN ! ! !

Clearly, Orlando has stolen Plankie and left the other two holding the saw.

fristname - I am chastised…

Please note that “fishy” was not capitalized - not meant for proper name. Some thing is fishy, no?

Also, in the comic realm, many critters have other than believable powers. Look at “Two Cows and a Chicken”, “Lio”, “Mythtickle”, etc. It is always fun to speculate on the comic’s creators’ direction.

Fiat Lux. ☼

Why park on the grass?

Plankie seems to be lying on ground near the left rear tire of the deceased porche. Can it be that in the fit to leave, Plankie gets “run over”? OOH OOH

Love it! That guy’s probably one of those jerks who parks his vehicle sideways in a parking lot so no one can park next to him.

Now some poor “Porche” has a Plankie over it not under it. So sad.

Again, Paul I ask “Where is Fish.”