Lio by Mark Tatulli for July 11, 2012

Calvin would go for the propeller instead; his Chocolate Frosted Sugar Bombs beanie didn’t make him fly.

I guess if i can believe in all the things Lio does, and a flying cat, I can believe he lassoed cybil without cutting the rope

Hooray! The little birdies are saved!Uh-oh! Sheriff Lio has a very upset flying nefarious and dangerous cat at the other end of his rope!

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Actually, if Cybil wiggled a bit that lasso would come right off; looks that way in panel 3, anyway.

Now he’s grounded.

I’m pleased enough that Lio knows the word and knows how to spell nefarious.

I might buy her as a present for my supervisor at work.But, other than that….

Lio’s all dressed up for the Calgary Stampede. Gotta love the free pancake breaksfasts.

There you go Lio!

Well hung..

Man the ropeing teams would love this kind of target practice. It’s tough snagging horns and the back legs at the same instant.

Defuse is for bombs and situations (says the paramedic in me). Diffuse is a word I’ve used to describe lighting, for example — diffuse light is softer, vs. bright sunshine.

Lio: chick magnet and helicopter parent.

‘nefarious’ Now THERE’S a word that you don’t often anymore!

This reminds me of a story I heard from a friend regarding her teacup yorkie. She wouldn’t even let him in the back yard without a leash, and good thing. One evening an owl swooped in, grabbed him and tried to fly off. She had to reel in the yorkie and owl to save the dog.

Yipee ki-yay, mah ma jammah

And then? …and then? …and then?

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