Birdbrains by Thom Bluemel for June 22, 2011

Make sure it doesn’t disappear when you confiscate it.

Good Morning, Fellow Birdbrains!

It never fails…the humans have bigger beaks than the birds.

Please ‘splain to me how to lay a counterfeit egg … Real or not, I’m not taking an egg from a bird that looks that unhappy.

He’ll slip out of those cuffs real easy I bet.

Someone was relying on that to be their nest egg.

Your goose is cooked.

does this mean the egg is made of fools gold?

Does a golden egg have a golden yoke?

That’s a pretty stiff sentence. I would suggest only about 2-1/2 to 3 hours at 350F

A solid gold egg of that size, would weigh a like 100 kilo grams! The pic I like to below, is a 1kg bar of gold:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Goldkey_logo_removed.jpg

Good morning, Everybody!!Since no one found any faces, I had to enlarge the comic to see if there were any in the “shadings”…….Wellllllll………in the shading on the ground……..Could be some sort of a “doll” to the left of the goose’s neck.Then, beneath the first plant beneath the barn, there is an Owl.Okay, it’s your turn……..

Iron piracy is against the law?

Ah! Thom put my picture in today. I know it’s me as I’m left handed…. and I’ve handled plenty of yeggs like that one….

No faces, no where!

Except of course on the chicken and the cop!

hi Dryhi Grog

Asimov once wrote a short story about a goose that laid golden eggs—but there was (apparently) no way for the goose to reproduce.The eggs had only a shell of gold, but there was still substantial gold in each egg. +++++Tell the hill behind the cop’s ear to quit smiling at me and Lewreader!

HI YGUY! :-)

Thank you, Montana Lady! I thought I might be hallucinating all of the faces in the ground.

Hi, yyyguy!

Montana Lady, I’m thankful Lew is so generous that way!