The Argyle Sweater by Scott Hilburn for July 27, 2018

A shotgun blast is also good for freckles.

Nay, I say! Nay, nay!! Ask the horses if they want to race.

An hour has passed and nobody has mentioned that it came straight from the horse’s mouth.

Explains why he doesn’t stock splints and plaster cast materials.

it WILBURy him

Don’t argue. He’s a doctor. He’s been through four years of medical school and residency. He knows what’s best for him.

As long as you’re not a captive, bolt from his office.

Come on doc, he’s just a little horse.

It’s the mane method of treatment, so no neigh saying.

That’s Dr. Ed, if you please.

Too close to Gary Larson’s “Horse hospitals”

Almost, but not quite, funny. Keep at it but don’t give up your day job.

Revenge is sweet.

I know that “LOL” is overused, but it really applied in this case.

Wasn’t he in The Traveling WILBURies?!

Mr Ed was a palomino.

He always followed his advice with “of course of course”

It’s time for a second opinion.

Neither did the street sweeping gig.

Dude! Did no one notice he’s a horse of the wrong color?

They shoot horses, don´t they?

So why is he still alive? Did he wear kevlar to the vet?

After leaving our youngest at the hospital for a T&A my Mrs. inquired, “Where’s our Bobby?” I told her, “Sorry luv, we had to put him down.” That got me out of future pediatric appointments.

There’s just nothing like a little lead therapy!!!

I miss that show – “Mr. Ed”.

I believe Dr Ed went to the Gary Larsen school of equine medicine for his medical training.