In Security by Bea R. for May 10, 2017

“King Solomon” reference. XD

Poor Sam.

This is a ‘no-win’ scenario.

I wonder if Sam would be willing to build a ‘Kitty Door’ between the two units, so that ‘Ow’ wouldn’t have to choose.

Looks like the wisdom of Solomon is lost on them. But wouldn’t the fact neither of them want the cat hurt prove both of them are the cat’s true owner?

Ellie named Ow Sir Pinkypaw III, wonder if there were two others before him? Could there be a story of feline tragedy hidden behind Ellie’s cheery demeanor?

Heh… So much for the “wisdom of Solomon”…

If only Ow was a flatworm.

On the stoop is where Sam sat

Suggested vivisect the cat.

Did not go over at all well

A purring cat can cast a spell.

There’s a motor deep inside

From feline fancy few can hide.

Sedine and Ellie love the cat

Who shall win this tabby spat?

The difference was mainly in that Salomon, being a King, was rather more difficult to evict… ;p

Isn’t it supposed to be: Split the cat in two so they can “halve” it?

Shared custody is what he meant to say

Yeah, but you’re not Solomon.

The Biblical account Sam is referring to is: 1 Kings 3:16-28 with the end result in verse 27. I wished it had worked out for Sam. What’s tomorrow going to bring? Staying tuned! Thanks Bear for such a great comic strip.

I think it’s the best comic strip on gocomics.com not kidding

Sam’s gotta learn the meaning of “context”.

Sam, Sam? Don’t over think this. Let ‘Em Fight. Winner keeps the cat. And sell tickets and make a few bucks. My money’s on the tall blonde chick with NO taste in Decor….,

Technically, neither of them own the cat. The cat owns the both of them.

I love your comic and the characters are very funny. Question? Will there be any African American characters appearing in your comic not that it matter, I so love this strip….

No matter which one of them gets the cat, you know the cat’ll just sneak off and visit the other from time to time.

I love how they sent him out onto the porch.

Well, “Solomon”… At least you got them to agree on something…

Not smart Sam.