Rose is Rose by Don Wimmer and Pat Brady for September 17, 2024

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    stairsteppublishing  3 days ago

    Just encountered a large spider. Couldn’t catch him(her?) so stuffed a tissue in the crack where it appeared.

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    Yakety Sax  3 days ago

    Best martial arts teacher is walking into a spiders web.

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    LeslieBark  3 days ago

    Anyone putting up fake cobwebs for Halloween should take a look at my garage to see how it’s done by real spiders!

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    littlejohn Premium Member 3 days ago

    Aw…….It was just looking for its soulmate. That way it could become a newlyweb.

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    littlejohn Premium Member 3 days ago

    Just send all the spiders that you find to France. There they can eat all the French Flies that they want.

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    The Angel of the South  2 days ago

    Hmm, no garage door button or remote. Typical of the style of this strip and of Jimbogumbo’s personality.

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    elbow macaroni  2 days ago

    Really? Demonizing spiders? After fawning all over and worshipping any other living thing?

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    DaBump Premium Member 2 days ago

    I don’t find these funny, TBH, but I gave it a Like because it makes me feel superior.

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    tony_n_jen2003  2 days ago

    I hate when this happens.

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    Mel-T-Pass Premium Member 2 days ago

    We had a real beauty of a large spider right outside our living room window for several weeks. Two days ago we lost her, looks like she got eaten by something as the web’s all torn up.

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    Scott S  2 days ago

    A spider did that in our car in front of Gina’s face.

    She had a similar response & I almost had a wreck.

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    The Angel of the South  2 days ago

    It’s funnier than I realized before. You would think the spider was offering to show him its new chainsaw and hockey mask.

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    crazeekatlady  2 days ago

    I like spiders. Today I rescued a yellow jacket who was having trouble flying. Moved it off the sidewalk to somewhere safe to recover.

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    M.K.Staffeld  2 days ago

    Some of those garage spiders are pretty huge…

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    cabalonrye  2 days ago

    I have a spider scream too. My husband knows exactly what it means when he hears it.

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    cafed00d Premium Member 2 days ago

    Back in college, got up one morning, got in the car to go to class. Looked go the right and apparently a large spider made a huge web between the two front seats. The spider was inches from my face. Exited vehicle post-haste.

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    eddi-TBH  2 days ago

    Right in Jimbo’s face. No wonder he freaked.

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    olds_cool63  2 days ago

    Jimbo is a wuss!

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    EXCALABUR  2 days ago

    Come on Jimbo, you’re a lot bigger than it is.

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    SrTechWriter  2 days ago

    Bring on Vicky. She’ll just look at it and curl her lip. The spider will vamos precipitously.

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    SrTechWriter  2 days ago

    I was raised in the Shenandoah Valley. They have both Black Widows and Brown Recluse spiders. As a toddler, you learn to exit the closevicinity of ANY spider immediately, and come back (preferably with an adult who can identify it) to see what it actually is.

    If it’s a harmless garden spider, shoo it into some sort of container and take it outside. An inverted glass and a small paper plate works well for this little chore. If it’s a poisonous variety, that’s the time to dispose of it … … more permanently.

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    SrTechWriter  2 days ago

    I was raised in the Shenandoah Valley. They have both Black Widows and Brown Recluse spiders. As a toddler, you learn to exit the close vicinity of ANY spider immediately, and come back (preferably with an adult who can identify it) to see what it actually is.

    If it’s a harmless garden spider, shoo it into some sort of container and take it outside. An inverted glass and a small paper plate or a solid spatula works well for this little chore. If it’s a poisonous variety, that’s the time to dispose of it … … more permanently.

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    [Unnamed Reader - e476da]  2 days ago

    So keep a broom inside the garage. It won’t break the bank.

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    GiantShetlandPony  2 days ago

    I’m so glad I don’t have that issue.

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