Get Fuzzy by Darby Conley for September 16, 2012

It was worth it Satch!

Meanwhile, Fluffkins is head first in the trash with a banana peel in his face…

And, once again Satchel gets the upper paw. Yay.

The last panel? One of my favorites. Great job Satchel!

Every so often, Satch reminds Bucky who’s boss.

I have heard that stroking the tips of a dog’s ears relieves stress for them…maybe that’s what Satch is doing in panel 5? The storm-grey background is effective!!!

Remember back in August, when Satchel freaked Bucky out? You just knew Bucky was thinking, Oh, you’ll pay for this .

Poor Satchel! His dreadful anxiety in panel 5 is so touching. I LOVE the bucket o’ Bucky! Satch really put a kink in that cat’s tail!

Ha! Excellent :D

I like the last 2 panels. In the second to last panel you can see that something in Satchel just snaps.

Satch should have done that a long time ago.

Schuylkill Haven.German.Where did Dutch come from?

It’s a BEATDOWN

I live in Schuylkill Haven, and cannot shake that Twilight Zone feeling from reading this.

Why did he pick our town? People can neither spell nor pronounce it. This has been a real trip for me… LOL

Fluffkins! Trash talk gets you nowhere but the Trash!

Why must torment the one who provides food and the one who can put him in a pail

Well, what did Satchel expect by calling Bucky “Fluffkins,” a hug? Wrong cat for that!

@C.A. Brobst I live is Pottsville…My brother sent me this strip that was in his newspaper this morning. So funny!

Schuylkill County and and the town of Schuylkill Haven are inPennstlvania. Where do Rob & family live?

It’s pronounced school-kill, although natives pronounce it more like skyl. Nice little Pa town with a lot of interesting history involving the French and Indian War and the Schuylkill Canal, which connected Reading and Philadelphia with the coal region before railroads came along. The origin is either Dutch or native American, depending on which version you believe, but either way, the town is a “haven” or place of safe rest, on the Schuylkill River, which flows down to Philly.But yes, does anyone know the back story on how he picked it for this strip?

This is great, but I imagine it doesn’t make much sense if you aren’t from the southeastern PA area.

Wait wait wait! What’s he doing in Schuylkill Haven???? I was just there this evening. Seriously, that’s in my county!

Schuylkill IS Dutch, for “hidden river.”

I’m right there with yer Huckleberry the odd and random choice of Sch. Haven. My family still resides in the Borough. It’s not Dutch by the way. The area is PA Deutch, which is German.

I agree, panel five is priceless.

damn, sorry I missed this one on Sunday

Hahahahahahahahahahaha! Thank you Satchel!