Pearls Before Swine by Stephan Pastis for December 10, 2006
December 09, 2006
December 11, 2006
Transcript:
Gladys sat alone on a grassy hill, her jet black hair waving gently in the breeze. A tall, manly stranger approached. "I am Bob," he said, in a tall manly way. Their eyes met. Her heart raced. Her goose pimples got goose pimply. Bob took her in his muscular arms. They kissed. They did more than kiss. It was love. Passionate. Fierce. White hot. And on a glorious moonlit night, they were wed. And spent the next 41 years watching TV in separate recliners. "You really shouldn't be writing romance novels." He grabbed for the remote. She slapped his face.
ArtCreator almost 13 years ago
Agreed. I like his adjectives in panel 6.
NJ Lyon over 12 years ago
“They did more than kiss”?
NJ Lyon over 12 years ago
What does that mean?
explorser over 11 years ago
yep, somewhat romantic… then Rat ruins it.
Goat from PBS over 3 years ago
Rat had me going there more the first seven panels, not gonna lie.
Squirrel Chaser over 2 years ago
Even Goat has resorted to using the old ‘Bob’ trope. Why can’t he use names like Mortimer or Ulysses? Benedict Cumberbritches. Eugene. Sylvester Newell. Clarence.