A mix of silly, serious, and sentimental. That is what this strip does better than any other I have ever seen, and is why I still re-read it whenever I feel down.
Except, maybe, that Ozy was also meant to be his. And, while I again state that he tried to warn Ms Mudd when he realized she was falling for Millie’s dad, that Millie was too (when has his interactions with her ever been advice, comfort, or whatever that you wouldn’t expect from a great dad?) Which has me wondering again, where did they go that had Ozy moving to Millie’s school when he was 8?
I can believe it’s not butter.
I can’t believe it’s not plastic.
Really. Have you ever had the stuff melted on to popcorn? It’s utterly vile.
WHEN did he CONSISTENTLY stop wearing pants!?
A while a go actually, when he “uncollected” them.
He stopped wearing pants on February 19, 2007:
http://ozyandmillie.org/2007/02/19/ozy-and-millie-1828/
Methinks someone is entirely too concerned over a cartoon/comic character’s pants, or lack thereof.
It puts me in mind of a Poxy Boggards song: “I Wear No Pants.”
A mix of silly, serious, and sentimental. That is what this strip does better than any other I have ever seen, and is why I still re-read it whenever I feel down.
Except, maybe, that Ozy was also meant to be his. And, while I again state that he tried to warn Ms Mudd when he realized she was falling for Millie’s dad, that Millie was too (when has his interactions with her ever been advice, comfort, or whatever that you wouldn’t expect from a great dad?) Which has me wondering again, where did they go that had Ozy moving to Millie’s school when he was 8?
Yes, this is a marriage made in heaven.
Still one of my favorite strips in the series, along with the one about llewellyn liking Ms. Mudd’s stories because they are about her.
How old is Llewellyn supposed to be anyway? If centuries old, eventually he will have to face the death of his wife and children.