Get Fuzzy by Darby Conley for July 23, 2012

Ennui, nui, wo oh oh oh, me gotta go now,

ya ya ya ya.

Ennui can mean boredom, or it can mean problems.Yeah, I’d say Bucky has problems.

I worry when Bucky is logical about something. I’m also a little confused about outside and inside now.

Beware of ferrets! Is this Bucky’s big adventure?

D-squared, you ask a good question…..

Bucky: “I have ennui.”Satchel: “Use your box!”Brilliant!!!

I think that’s Satch’s doggie door.

I imagine Bucky is usually too chicken to venture beyond it.

It is truly frightening when Bucky makes a good point. I detect a disturbance in The Force!

Sounds like justification for doing something to bug Fungo. No good can come of this.

D-Squared – Maybe they live in an apartment building where pets are not allowed.

…and the adventure begins!

Rob needs to be more specific. bucky has found a loophole.

Why would you put a pet door on the door of an apartment?

Our building is old. It had these tiny little ‘milk’ doors. Lots of “authorized” pets ended up roaming the hallways. Then they nailed the doors shut..That pet door needs to be nailed shut. Bucky doesn’t need to cause havoc in the hallway.

The hall? That is a dog door.

Bucky’s not the first cat to experience ennui. See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0M7ibPk37_U

“Tu as des ennuis?” = Are you in trouble/Are you having problems (with someone or something)?

S’ennuyer = to be bored out of your skull.

For the record, I’ve always loved the term ennui.