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Sunday, February 05, 2012

That damned Timeout

What's Mallard raving about today

The Superbowl, Commercials

I, for one, applaud Mallard Fillmore's new direction.

If Mallard continues to comment on non-political matters (with the same sense of humor and artistic capabilities he brings to his political comics), he will soon lose his welfare status and cease to be carried by any newspaper, anywhere.

Thus, my long torture in maintaining this blog can end.

6 comments:

Kip W said...

As nearly as I can determine, this joke was made a week after the first commercials aired on television. I know I made it (in the form "We'll be right back to commercials, but first a word from our program!") some time in grade school.

Do conservatives find any of this amusing? Because I had the impression that they possess some intelligence.

Anonymous said...

I suspect that the duck has plagiarized here.

rewinn said...

Watching the super bowl alone instead of with friends ... it happens, but it's nothing to show your crotch about.

P.S. the Superbowl will be won by a unionized team, with a union man scoring ALL the winning points. Go unions!

DiR said...

Bruce just realized that football is a colossal advertisement whore machine.

Don't be silly, DaveyK; once MF fades into oblivion, Prickly City with have no competition is ht 'really half-assed, poorly written Right Wing Daily Comic' market, and immediately drop it's standards. TADA! New blog.
"There is not 'out', Linda!"

Frank Stone said...

Judging by the colors, it's finally happened: Mallard has spent so much time ensconced in his chair that he's becoming a part of it. It's like a Greek myth, only pathetic.

Rootbeer said...

Damn Bruce Tinsley and his terrible visual compositions.

From this vantage point, it's impossible to tell whether the bottle uncomfortably wedged behind Mallard on the chair -- rendered with such affection that it can be clearly recognized as glass, and 750ml -- used to be full of rum or whiskey.

word veri: skyrov. Perhaps the brand of vodka?