So is that spindle-like thing some kind of actual filter?
While Lisa is in the first panel carrying a pair of pom-poms, the steaming mass (thanks Carl) she has flung on the table would have to be a single pom – – so that the pom reader can read it.
So is that spindle-like thing some kind of actual filter?
Looks like a ShopVac filter.
I would have thought (or at least hoped) that “washing kids’ mouths out with soap” would qualify for a geezer tag. (I had to explain the concept to my kids; that kind of abusive parental behavior is utterly unknown in Germany.)
Kilby, I think “washing kids’ mouths with with soap” was more of a threat than an actual occurrence. I never heard of it actually happening. And yes, I am a geezer.
ATMC: you’ve never seen the documentary, “A Christmas Story”?
phsiiicidu: You mean the scholarly research presentation?
You mean, “The Ocular Threat From Air-Powered Projectile Weapons”?
I enjoyed the first panel of the “Pom Reader” strip so much and found its humor so complete, that I thought I was headed into a new strip; It took me a moment to realize why I found it humor-less.
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Why is the pom-pom emitting steam?
So is that spindle-like thing some kind of actual filter?
While Lisa is in the first panel carrying a pair of pom-poms, the steaming mass (thanks Carl) she has flung on the table would have to be a single pom – – so that the pom reader can read it.
So is that spindle-like thing some kind of actual filter?
Looks like a ShopVac filter.
I would have thought (or at least hoped) that “washing kids’ mouths out with soap” would qualify for a geezer tag. (I had to explain the concept to my kids; that kind of abusive parental behavior is utterly unknown in Germany.)
Kilby, I think “washing kids’ mouths with with soap” was more of a threat than an actual occurrence. I never heard of it actually happening. And yes, I am a geezer.
ATMC: you’ve never seen the documentary, “A Christmas Story”?
phsiiicidu: You mean the scholarly research presentation?
You mean, “The Ocular Threat From Air-Powered Projectile Weapons”?
I enjoyed the first panel of the “Pom Reader” strip so much and found its humor so complete, that I thought I was headed into a new strip; It took me a moment to realize why I found it humor-less.