@Gladorn- I can't remember if St. Peter has appeared in this webcomic or not. If he hasn't, I need to do something about it...
@Readers- By the way, this cartoon got me wondering what the newly dead are drawn to if, like Helen Keller, they're blind and deaf. My guess? The smell of bacon.
I guess that would explain all the zombies in San Francisco and Maine.
ReplyDeleteThat and gov't freebies.
ReplyDeleteFoghorn Leghorn? I say, I say, son, come this a way here. Do ya hear me, boy?
ReplyDelete@TrickyRicky- Yeah, they creep in on little cat's feet. Or something.
ReplyDelete@Stan da Man- Don't you hate getting in line at the grocery behind some zombie using brain stamps?
@Anonymous- The idea of St. Peter sounding like Foghorn Leghorn is hilarious. I think it would take a lot of the stress out of finding yourself dead.
I have the feeling that we are going to see the St. Peter/Foghorn Leghorn mashup in a future Johnny Optimism.
ReplyDeleteSomehow I think this will include the woman who stitches.
@Gladorn- I can't remember if St. Peter has appeared in this webcomic or not. If he hasn't, I need to do something about it...
ReplyDelete@Readers- By the way, this cartoon got me wondering what the newly dead are drawn to if, like Helen Keller, they're blind and deaf. My guess? The smell of bacon.
Bacon would get me there, but for chocolate chip cookies I'm hauling ass!
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