Over the Hedge by T Lewis and Michael Fry for February 14, 2025

Or Medical advice from one US President – Don’t Drink Bleach! Seriously.

But he borrowed this advice from “My Big Fat Greek Wedding.” Of course, movies are just as reliable a source for medical tips as comics.

Medical advice from a comic strip is far superior to what we’re gonna get from the lunatic who was confirmed yesterday.

And it’s much easier to kill viruses(virii?) on a surface than it is once they’re in your body.

The people who take medical advice from a comic strip are those that also invest in the Hawk Tuah coin.

With the executive gag order on the CDC and FDA along with the exit from WHO the next pandemic will occur and no one will know.

RFK JR. Approved.

jfk jr drinks bleach every day…

RJ and Verne defeated a virus more believably than Cool Cat.

Or from that dolt in the White House who let’s his owner’s kid wipe boogers on the Resolute desk…

… Or from the Trump administration.

Mitch McConnell voted against vaccine-denier RFK Jr, now Trump is trying to cast doubt on McConnell’s childhood polio. Real classy.

Hey, Mitch — still proud you shielded Trump from conviction in his impeachment trials?

“Taking medical advice from Joe Rogan could lead to loss of life. On the upside, all the lives lost would be people who take medical advice from Joe Rogan” — Weekend Update

Or you could get your medical advice from RFK Jr.

Yup. Or political advice.

Kind of like getting medical advice from Youtube

turtles do not have opposable thumbs, BTW

MAGA-toids will most likely drink it! Nuff said.

Or from the anti-vaxxer guy who in real life had a worm eat half his brain and now is head of our Centers for Disease Control, among other things. After all, what could go wrong.

Or a Movie. My Big Fat Greek Wedding.

One of my supervisors, Mark, was talking to my administrative assistant, Cheryl, when a fly started buzzing them, increasingly becoming more annoying. They looked around the office and found a spray can to be used to get rid of spiders. Mark said, “that won’t work. It’s for spiders.” Cheryl, without missing a beat, “do you really think flies can read?” She sprayed it and, of course, the fly died.

We’re doomed, we’re now going to get medical advise from a former drug addict, who admits his brain was eaten by worms, with absolutely no medial or scientific education.