Buni thinks he and the sun are having a great day at the beach, each getting more and more gleeful from each other’s presence. Little does he know the sun has an evil plan and is actually gleeful in anticipation of Buni’s terrible sunburn. Oh the bunanity!
A nice sunshiny day makes people laugh and smile with happiness!
But, that ball of hot gas is an ANGRY sun, and it WILL burn you. Flirt with it at your own risk.
Not all who smile are your friends.
Reminds me of Doonesbury, when Zonker gave up tanning competitions and went around warning people about the danger of tanning.
“But Mr. Zonker, I thought the Sun was our friend!”
“He is! But we must respect his power!”
The sun in this comic is a little too mean. I prefer the sun in the animated short “A Sunny Day“.
That was very nice . . . I imagine the crowds at Mallory Square, Key West . . .
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Buni thinks he and the sun are having a great day at the beach, each getting more and more gleeful from each other’s presence. Little does he know the sun has an evil plan and is actually gleeful in anticipation of Buni’s terrible sunburn. Oh the bunanity!
A nice sunshiny day makes people laugh and smile with happiness!
But, that ball of hot gas is an ANGRY sun, and it WILL burn you. Flirt with it at your own risk.
Not all who smile are your friends.
Reminds me of Doonesbury, when Zonker gave up tanning competitions and went around warning people about the danger of tanning.
“But Mr. Zonker, I thought the Sun was our friend!”
“He is! But we must respect his power!”
The sun in this comic is a little too mean. I prefer the sun in the animated short “A Sunny Day“.
That was very nice . . . I imagine the crowds at Mallory Square, Key West . . .
And along the same line . . .
https://www.gocomics.com/culdesac/2018/07/09
Brian D said, “Oh the bunanity!”
Excellent.
It’s one thing to realize Buni will never learn. But Ryan Pagelow seems to assume his readers will never learn.
Which is why this past Saturday when we went to an all day outdoor event (not a reenactment) in 80F weather we were both wearing long sleeve shirts.