A little morning run is good for you, unless the cat is involved. Click on the image to make it larger.

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Don't believe what you see on the boob tube... it could shorten your life.

Some people have forgotten that Howard Beale was crazy (Someone should tell Carl Paladino, not that he would believe you.

Enjoy

One to ponder over the weekend.

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This is about as political as the cat gets... he treats both sides as dinner. Oh well

Working together does not seem to be "the mice way." Oh well, what fun would this strip be without a betrayal or two.
The cheese found this quote from Chaucer... "The smiler with the knife under the cloak."

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OK. Getting back to the drawing board, and getting back to what the cat (and the strip) is all about. If you'd like to see it larger, double click on the image.

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Down for a week thanks to fall pollen and missed last Friday. Sorry about that. Now that I'm back on my feet, we'll get on schedule.

Nothing more needs to be said, except, as my friend Dave points out, the fencing term is "En Garde." Oops. And so, at some point I will revise this cartoon. But not right now...

That cat. In his eyes everyone is equal.

OK. A cartoon using a cult British 1960's TV show as reference might not have wide appeal, but this stuff just comes into my head and out on the paper. I promise not to do it again, unless I can figure out a punchline with John Steed or Emma Peel...

Turns out — that cat is more of a character than I thought it would be. That often happens as cartoons develop. With that, I've noticed is that I'm drawing him a little different than when I started. Here are some sketches of the 'new' cat.

So much for great literature.

Well, at least that mouse didn't paint Mohammed — then I would be in trouble.

Friday's Cartoon

I guess we would have to call this one MADMOUSE.

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Happy birthday to one of my favorite cartoonist (and people) Kirk Walters. You can see his work by clicking here.

There seems to be very few things that I do understand anymore. If you'd like a copy of this click here.

Now that the holiday is over, it's back to work. If you would like to have a copy of this cartoon on a coffee mug in beautiful black and white please click here.

And the cheese found a nice quote about gambling:
"Part of the $10 million I spent on gambling, part on booze and part on women. The rest I spent foolishly."
— George Raft

The cheese came up another labor quote:
"It is essential that there should be organization of labor. This is an era of organization. Capital organizes and therefore labor must organize. "
— Theodore Roosevelt

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The cheese came up with another quote from history:
"It is only through labor and painful effort, by grim energy and resolute courage, that we move on to better things."
— Theodore Roosevelt

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