Oh, how I hope she's been hallucinating all day. We just need a little Hitchcockian twist to suddenly make this more interesting. It turns out that Wilbur really DID die at sea.
Don't be shy! I'd love to hear what you have to say about Mary Worth. Just keep it clean, that's all I ask. This is a FAMILY FRIENDLY blog. I don't want to moderate comments, but I will if I have to.
Stell, "I thought I saw a frightening floating head!"
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ReplyDeleteThat’s a hilarious secret message, Wanders. Just picture that… (if Wilbur‘s lack of attention hasn’t killed them).
ReplyDelete“Are you all right, dear? I have muffins if you need some.”
We know that flesh-colored object on the other side of the window is NOT one of Wilbur’s legs.
Namaaugghhste.
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ReplyDeleteEstelle needs her some Dr. Ed STAT!
-- Scottie
Yoga in a first floor windowed studio? Ummmm, ok.
ReplyDeleteCan't anyone in this strip tell Wilbur to his face whatta rear end he is and to get outta your life?
ReplyDeleteEstelle: "Yes, I'm okay, thanks Sarah. Um... you're single, right? Any chance you like pork ribs and karaoke?"
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