Pooch Cafe by Paul Gilligan for October 11, 2009

So, does he get to eat the garbage or not? Is it he wins or loses? It could be if he’s wrong, he “must” eat the garbage or he can’t eat the garbage.

C, D, what’s the difference? Give him the garbage.

Wait! It was a tragedy to all canines! Besides, it didn’t rhyme.

I am confused. Where is the cat that was shackled to him?

They’ll go on with that tomorrow. Sunday’s strip is always a break from the regular story.

And I’d have been looking for E: A Fairy Tale

I think Poncho has a case for the courts… in terms of traditional story structure D is a more correct answer…

A Nursery Rhyme? A NURSERYRHYME_? Really?

Sorry, Paul, you whiffed that one!

Poor Poncho, he doesn’t get to eat a pile of garbage… (Yeah right!)

Detour is right. Generally a nursery rhyme, you know, rhymes.

The story of the Three Little Pigs is not, alas, a nursery rhyme.

I found the strip amusing, isn’t THAT the point?

it’s okay poncho, i picked “B”

This comic is getting so strange. But then again it is the Sunday edition.

Probably dogs are the only ones who would want to eat a pile of garbage… Thus,

Dogs are likely the only ones on the show…

The producers know this…

So the producers are throwing curveballs. It’s like asking which is a better shelter, a house or a tree? A person chooses A, a chimp, B. That’s the kind of question you ask chimps on a game show if you wanna cheat them. Thus–

It’s a fix. Poncho got the short end–once again!

it is a tragedy because the little piggys 1 and 2 lost their houses