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Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for October 23, 2011
October 22, 2011
October 24, 2011
Transcript:
Katy: Why is some cheese orange? Adam: Well, an ancient times, there was a herd of special orange cows that wandered the lands looking for a place to settle. Katy: "Special" how? Adam: These cows produced amazing cheese, but they had a genetic defect that caused their hooves to fuse together. Katy: Weird. Adam: Everywhere they went, the citizens refused to let the strange-footed bovines stay...until they came upon the town of cheddar, England. Katy: Why did the people of cheddar let the cows stay? Adam: Well, they recognized the special orange cheese these cows could make...and more importantly... They were "Lack Toes tolerant".
dante.deangelo over 13 years ago
Boo. LOL. Boo. LOL. Boo. LOL.
trspence over 13 years ago
Grooooannn…..
Michelle Morris over 13 years ago
Logic moment here:How did they walk? Okay,moment over. LOL.
cpl.jarhead over 13 years ago
Notice how the cows look like Adam
Richard Howland-Bolton Premium Member over 13 years ago
its opposite from 2009http://howlandbolton.com/essays/read_more.php?sid=411
NE1956 over 13 years ago
And people blame those of us who comment on our weirdness. (I fully admit to being weird, but not in Adam’s class).
news_techren over 13 years ago
Pearls Before Swine looks different today. :)
celeconecca over 13 years ago
groooooan
cleokaya over 13 years ago
Way to spin a yarn Adam.
YatInExile over 13 years ago
Brian Basset and Rob Harrell, meet Stephan Pastis.
Chepi89 over 13 years ago
Oooooo. Stinky, stinky, stinky! Peeeyew!
Studakas over 13 years ago
And the little girl is suppossed to understand this?
psychlady over 13 years ago
Does Adam even understand what he’s saying??!!Yeah, groooooan!
DonVanni over 13 years ago
Way to milk it, Adam!
Boise Ed Premium Member over 13 years ago
What a great groaner!
askaMoose over 13 years ago
Having had cheese in the town of Chedar, I can say that Adam is far from right. Real Chedar is white.