Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for March 07, 2012

Mirages can be deceptive.

Flag down that passing ship of the desert!

In this case, it depends on how much water you have.

Unfortunately, the Parkinson’s soon discovered that a camel views a tree in the desert much like a dog views a fire hydrant in the city.

And after Mary Ann made this nice coconut custard pie…

This begs the questions – where did they come from and why the life preserver.

But how are they going to swim through all that sand?

Clever! Clever!I think the tide ran out!

Doh!!!!

Agent 54,this could be the Aral Sea…http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aral_Sea

So, exactly how fast is global warming happening???

An original take on an ancient cartoon cliche.

Sad to say but a lot of people are not going to follow that.

it’s a toon. laff at it. gawd. get a life.

The tide went out? Didn’t Barbara Kingsolver write a book about this? Wait, that was High Tide in Tucson.

is dat dry humor?

At least it kept her quiet for a while.

or, global warming does have some benifits

While I tend to agree, Agent54 was using the phrase in its idiomatic sense, rather than its logical.

No pi until next Wednesday!

What if the nearest city happens to be Tehran?

Looks like they may have to dig a tunnel – how else could they possibly get out of this predicament?

I wonder when the description went from “deserted island” (hence the need for rescue) to “desert island”.

I guess her having sex with him cuz he’s the last man on earth is now null and void.