The mutual head tilts in panel 3 are done really well!
She’s an adult. She can buy all the candy she wants. But it is funny.
Oh, okay. I was thinking it had to do with Janis growing tired of dealing with the trick-or-treaters at the door and deciding to “close down shop” early.
Well, maybe she’s tired of Arlo dealing with the kids at the door. She wants him for a more adult activity. 😉
Yes, this one really did make me laugh out loud, especially panel 3.
A bonus indeed. Thanks, Bill!
I feel a little wistful each and every time that we are graced with one of Bill’s “advance” posts, because there’s no way to tell when another one might show up (or not, as the case will inevitably be at some point).
P.S. Even if our Editors can look into the future and count them, I’d rather not know, at least not until the last CIDU Bill post has appeared. The uncertainty and surprise makes the reminder even more special.
@Kilby, I 100% agree.
Olivier, are you thinking “If I say we’re out of candy, we’re out of candy. BUT, I can give you some sugar.”
@MiB: good one! And I learned something new.
I have to say that I don’t agree with that. I doubt Arlo would be so unimpressed with the statement.
The mutual head tilts in panel 3 are done really well!
She’s an adult. She can buy all the candy she wants. But it is funny.
Oh, okay. I was thinking it had to do with Janis growing tired of dealing with the trick-or-treaters at the door and deciding to “close down shop” early.
Well, maybe she’s tired of Arlo dealing with the kids at the door. She wants him for a more adult activity. 😉
Yes, this one really did make me laugh out loud, especially panel 3.
A bonus indeed. Thanks, Bill!
I feel a little wistful each and every time that we are graced with one of Bill’s “advance” posts, because there’s no way to tell when another one might show up (or not, as the case will inevitably be at some point).
P.S. Even if our Editors can look into the future and count them, I’d rather not know, at least not until the last CIDU Bill post has appeared. The uncertainty and surprise makes the reminder even more special.
@Kilby, I 100% agree.
Olivier, are you thinking “If I say we’re out of candy, we’re out of candy. BUT, I can give you some sugar.”
@MiB: good one! And I learned something new.
I have to say that I don’t agree with that. I doubt Arlo would be so unimpressed with the statement.