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January 30, 1974 |
I don't really get the joke in this strip. Is the mind he's thinking about the dog's? Wilberforce's? His own? I think it would've been better without the thought balloon in the last panel.
Just because it meows and purrs doesn't mean it's not a dog. It's just a dog that was weirdly trained by its owner. Or is possessed by a cat. It could be possessed by a cat.
I love haunted houses. And what I mean by haunted houses is "haunted" houses. Abandoned houses that everyone assumes are haunted. I'm not a fan of those haunted houses set up in the abandoned tuna cannery down by the river or at the former boy scout camp just outside of town.
Fun fact: Mother Gargle's hair is purposely styled to look like a witch's hat.