Get Fuzzy by Darby Conley for May 30, 2012

Satchel in panel 3. In deep contemplation.

that’s not mystery meat, is it?

One of Bucky’s revelations or a green thing? I’ll take the green thing from the fire escape. Even if it’s poisonous it’ll be less unpleasant.

Revelations taste like epiphanies only more chewy.

Now I’m curious. What sort of little green thing off the fire escape has Satchel been munching?LOL @ Superfrog!

I like the red ones.

What IS going on here???

Poor Bucky — they’re gangreening up on him!

Rob toying with Bucky or bolstering Satchel up?

ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, good one, quite tasty at that!!

Mix a little peanut butter with them and revelations are great.

I love the mug full of pens and pencils in the last panel. We have one of those at home. Most of the pens have run dry and the pencils have no points. It’s so full I don’t think we can wedge another one in.

Eat the blue revelation: wake up in your bed, and believe whatever you want to believe.

Eat the red revelation: wake up from the dream, and see reality.

Eat the green revelation: hit the snooze alarm and roll over.

I, too, have a mug full of pens and pencils. Wish there was someplace that you could donate the excess to – hate to just throw away perfectly good stuff!

Mmmm. Green revelations on the fire escape. Sticky icky.

Dogs think about 2 things, unless they are ‘fixed’. Satchel seems rather single minded

I’m hoping we get back to Satch’s poetry… I was really enjoying it.

With the upcoming Olympics it would be an interesting and entertaining story line if the Brit cuz visited.

I must be crazy…I feel sorry for Bucky…poor little guy….no one wants to hear about his revelation…I’ll listen to you little buddy……..‘Couse can’t say I blame Satch and Pinkish for nipping it in the bud, though….

only thing out there is pigeon poop.

’67 was a pretty good year for Revelations…and ’89 had a great crop. Looking forward to some more…I just revel in them, myself.

What are green revelations on a fire escape supposed to be? This one lost me.

“Lovey?’

GOOD ONE