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Notes: White-out corrections in the second, third, and fourth panels.
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Notes: White-out corrections in the second, third, and fourth panels.
f# major? Oof, 6 sharps must be pretty horrible to sightread. So sorry, Mr. Crump.
Ironically, one of the songs in Man of La Mancha is written in F#Maj (“Aldonza”). My first reaction upon seeing the key signature as I was going to attempt to play it on keyboards: “Aw, _no_! No freaking way!”
Considering some of the jokes that have been in this strip, that might be intentional…
No-one short of Don Quixote could possibly rid the neighborhood of that windmill now.
Careful, Llewellyn, you’re dealing with someone to whom nature has given natural biological weapons.
I don’t think Llewellyn has to worry; nature gave HIM a natural WMD.
Just be glad he isn’t giving YOU the same treatment the TSA gave his son.
He doesn’t have the power to, much as he’d like to fantasize otherwise. Neighborhood associations have no legal authority to begin with, and now he’s dealing with the head of a sovereign nation to boot.
he means lewellyn shaving the skunk because hes coming into the country
I wonder if Emily is his daughter?
In the name of recurring extras, I accept your head canon.
As much as Mr. Crump hates Llewellyn, I notice he did not turn down the offer of free tea.