It's been April for an entire week, and no one's started this thread... tsk tsk.

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Keldor wrote : It's been April for an entire week, and no one's started this thread... tsk tsk.

Indeed

Whoops!  

You know, Bunker has a good point in panel three And from what history book was that again?

It's good John's fancy TV is wide and strong enough to support Sandusky, my LCD is much too narrow for my cats and even if it wasn't, it would droop forwards and drop them off.

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And from what history book was that again?

It's from a Faber College history book.

Sandusky.... slayer of the fearsome French toast...  

I love the way Sandusky carries on his own running monologue.

Wouldn't it be nice if real cougars did that too, would lessen the risk of being suddenly attacked while in cougar-rich zones. And one of my two cats is quite eager to try to steal my cheese sandwiches, even while I'm making them.  

Never seen Animal House or heard of Faber College before, I must admit.

Since when has Bunker been an editor?

PS: sorry for not being around on the forums lately.  I've been quite busy in my classes lately.  I have been following the comic every day though!

Looks like Bunker's motto is 'Walk softly and carry a Big Cat'!

I'm sorry, was there a comic today? My eyes were kinda drawn to the right of the strip...

Actually, I'm really enjoying the non-canonical strips.

Yeah! What's up with that Nudie on your page John! WHOA! Scary.

And I liked today's strip as well... Bunker reminds me of my little Brother...

yeah, on both counts

Mitzi : Well said

Sandusky, I hope Bunker pays you enough for the services rendered.

Also, what does everyone keep going... oh, that nude, hardy even noticed it.

I liked yesterday's episode, but I'm still trying to figure it out.

When I'm old and decrepit, I would love to be in a nursing home with therapy animals like that.

Or maybe Sandusky should aspire to become a seeing-eye kat.

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I liked yesterday's episode, but I'm still trying to figure it out.

You mean Jenkins, the duck?  I suppose that was kind of Far Side inspired.  Gary Larson used ducks quite often in his comics.

As for what it means... your guess is as good as mine.     I just figure there's this duck that keeps making his way into the enclosure, quacking up a storm.  And making him work on a manuscrïpt is Bunker's way of getting rid of him.

  The Sunday Strip tells me that the file doesn't exist.  

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The Sunday Strip tells me that the file doesn't exist.

I'm working on getting it to upload correctly right now.

EDIT:  OK, I think it should be working properly now.  You may need to refresh your browser (F5) to get it to show up properly, but it is now working for me.  If you still aren't seeing it, please let me know.    

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Re: Sunday's strip:

Nice work, Mr. Shakespeare.