Monty by Jim Meddick for September 29, 2024

Man, that kid looks even weirder green. With pink lips.

I think he nailed small actors with small parts, wink, wink.

It’s funny how the male groundskeepers often have Latino names like, I don’t know, Osberto or Humberto.. and now we see what appears to be a Black maid. Lest we accuse poor Jim of stereotyping, tho, let us note that, um.. i mean it could reflect.. or.. errr… the ethnic attitudes of this superwealthy family.. but on the other hand it is true that…Meh, I dunno.Anyways I enjoy the strip, though, a bit sadly, Robot is just playing the ‘straight man.’ :)

Calcitrare = kick.

He looks like a monster. Oh wait, he is.

Wouldn’t the imperative be calcitrā?

I still believe he makes a better gremlin than a leprechaun. :-p

These early holiday promotions need to stop.

He is one scary leprechaun!

golpear, patear, and many more!

He’s Magically Atrocious! ㋡

It’s Latin but we all knew what it said.

Froot Loops and other highly dyed products are being banned from California school food programs. I’m sure Lucky Charms falls into that same category.

Don’t get too excited. It won’t go into effect until the end of 2027 (yes, it’s THAT important), which gives the industry plenty of time to offer “colorful additives” to legislators to change the law.

well they are known for hording a pot of gold that they don’t actually use for any practical purpose, so it is decent casting

Looks like they had some leftover green makeup from yesterday’s Monty strip. :)

7.54 is an inch…oh wait…wrong day……sorry……you may calcitrare me now Jarvis…

Sedgie knows latin?

Thats when we found out that marshmallow bits were part of a nutritious breakfast. NOT!! Hahaha!

Darby O’Gill wants a word with Sedgie.

They’re magically disgusting.

I had a cat that had a thyroid issue and would frequently vomit. One day while on my bed he did so and it look like, and smelled like, chewed up Lucky Charms (with the usual cat vomit aspects). Have not been able to touch that cereal since. Do not even get me started about pot pies . . .