Over the Hedge by T Lewis and Michael Fry for July 22, 2012
July 21, 2012
July 23, 2012
Transcript:
verne: this old man, he played one, he play knick knack on my thumb..with a knickknack paddy whack give the dog a bone, this old man came rolling home... rj: 'scuse me?...coupla questions.... how old was he? how do you play "knickknack"? what's the dog's name? What kind of bone was it? An where did the old man roll home to?? verne: RJ, it's just a nonsense rhyme...it doesn't- hammy: 87...by tapping or tickling...george...t-bone...muncie. rj: thanks, hammy. you may continue, verne. verne: Wait, what? no! hammy just made up all that... man: Hey, hammy! hammy: hey, sam! verne: you're not from around here, are you? Rj: "made in muncie, wash warm. tumble dry." hammy: wheeeee!
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Casey Southards over 12 years ago
This is great.
Katiekicks over 12 years ago
They shouldn’t be able to force first graders to sing songs they don’t like. That’s gotta be unconstitutional.
CrimsonFoxx over 12 years ago
I’m wondering what took them so long to figure this out.
joegee over 3 years ago
Mr. Fry & Mr. Lewis, this is one of your best strips. Kudos.