None of thoze guys were cats. Unlike humans and dogs, being a vegetarian would literally kill Bucky, so I’m not inclined to fault him for not following the dietary restrictions of a different species with different dietary requirements.
Bucky would probably like Diogenes the Cynic. He was surly and abrasive, and no vegetarian; he had no objection even to eating roadkill (one of the stories is that he died* from eating some bad raw octopus). Just don’t tell Bucky that “Cynic” comes from the Greek for “dog” (kynikoi, literally, “doglike ones”).
*Another story says Diogenes committed suicide by holding his breath until he died.
Why do all the tasty savory things of life Kill you? Seems to be the master plan live longer when you don’t enjoy it as much. I appreciate all the people who feel compelled to respond to this post in a negative manner. Save yourself from Carpel Tunnel. Suffer the deprevation of wanting to lecture me.
hariseldon59 8 months ago
Fooditary? I love it when Bucky makes up new words
Qiset 8 months ago
And look what it got them. They are all dead!
iggyman 8 months ago
The 3rd panel is Bucky at his Buckyist!
Johnnie Polo Premium Member 8 months ago
Can anyone confirm if those guy’s “fooditary” habits were true?
metalweaponry 8 months ago
According to Monty Python’s “Bruces’ Philosopher’s Song” they all liked a drink.
win.45mag 8 months ago
Priceless 3rd block !
fritzoid Premium Member 8 months ago
Pythagoras may have been a great mathematician, but he thought beans were where human souls resided while awaiting reincarnation.
As a genius, he didn’t know beans.
Man of the Woods 8 months ago
Good one Satch, somebody did their homework.
ekw555 8 months ago
apparently none of them could hunt.
Twelve Badgers in a Suit Premium Member 8 months ago
None of thoze guys were cats. Unlike humans and dogs, being a vegetarian would literally kill Bucky, so I’m not inclined to fault him for not following the dietary restrictions of a different species with different dietary requirements.
rshive 8 months ago
In Bucky’s world, I guess that tuna is a vegetable.
HOTLOTUS1 8 months ago
buried. IN THE GROUND.
fritzoid Premium Member 8 months ago
Bucky would probably like Diogenes the Cynic. He was surly and abrasive, and no vegetarian; he had no objection even to eating roadkill (one of the stories is that he died* from eating some bad raw octopus). Just don’t tell Bucky that “Cynic” comes from the Greek for “dog” (kynikoi, literally, “doglike ones”).
*Another story says Diogenes committed suicide by holding his breath until he died.
bloodykate 8 months ago
Hahahahahaaaa!!
Jayalexander 8 months ago
Why do all the tasty savory things of life Kill you? Seems to be the master plan live longer when you don’t enjoy it as much. I appreciate all the people who feel compelled to respond to this post in a negative manner. Save yourself from Carpel Tunnel. Suffer the deprevation of wanting to lecture me.
Holden Awn 8 months ago
Is this making fun of times in history when people could not afford meat?
MichiganMitten 8 months ago
A notorious German leader was also a vegetarian. Correlation isn’t causation.
PoodleGroomer 8 months ago
A butcher shop before refrigeration could influence vegetarianism.
Another Freak from Frederick, MD. 8 months ago
It makes my day when ole Satchel Pooch says something, leaving Buckster with egg all over his face!!!!
JLChi 8 months ago
I’m with Bucky. Give me that burger!
David Rickard Premium Member 8 months ago
Vizzini: Have you ever heard of Plato, Aristotle, Socrates?
Man in Black: Yes.
Vizzini: Morons.
bigger Nate 8 months ago
At least they’re all dead proving vegetarianism is bad for you
norphos 8 months ago
Are there real historical sources that say that the Greek philosophers were vegetarians?