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[davemerrill]

You might think those Civil Defense films about decontamination after exposure to radioactive materials aren't ever going to be useful in real life, but that's just because you've never met Little Dot.



Little Dot goes on a nuclear-powered dot frenzy today at The Stupid Comics Of Mister Kitty - and your chromosomes will never be the same!

On the other hand the existence of Baby Huey makes a lot more sense now.

IN OTHER NEWS - it's finally looking like Winter here as the snow continues to fall and make everything messy. Of course we have an appointment crosstown today. All the snowplow guys are happy and busy as beavers, and everybody else is reaquainting themselves with the harsh facts of slippery frozen stuff.

MY PLAN TO MAKE AMERICA SOLVENT AGAIN: Maybe d-bags like these could pay their share of taxes once in a while. I'm just sayin'.

THIS WEEKEND: Gotta mail some stuff. Comic book show on Sunday so I may be missing the AN staff meeting, though I will be emailing a progress report on my duties to the relevant directors. Maybe a movie. Or a snowman.

Comments

[gyopi.livejournal.com]

That may be the single greatest line I have ever seen in a Little Dot comic, or maybe ANY comic!

[dave-iii.livejournal.com]

But I ask you, who really knew about acid in those days?

Kid's got issues. I mean, seriously, that's just insane.

[mpceccato.livejournal.com]

Little Dot has very fat legs.

[sobieniak.livejournal.com]

Classic comic!

[tochiro998.livejournal.com]

Makes you want to run to Active Surplus and get your own Geiger Counter, doesn't it? I mean, just in case.

It can't be wrong to wear a dosimeter as you go about your day, can it?