Mary Worth 3753

Aw, yes, Dawn's John Waters phase. And Wilbur's prize from the county fair pie eating contest.

Mary Worth 3752

Don't worry, Wilbur. Time wounds all heels.

Mary Worth 3751

I did this to a woman once, and she ended up marrying me. I'm just saying, you can recover.

Mary Worth 3750

Wilbur is really struggling without his chick magnet. It was Carol who suggested not bringing the dogs to dinner. Perhaps she knew it was her kryptonite, and the only way she could break free of Wilbur's diabolical scheme was to separate him from his frenchie. Hopefully today her "Um" will be more effective.

Mary Worth 3749

Carol must really be hungry to still be sitting there.

Mary Worth 3748

Most people use the phrase "My Ex" with bitterness and scorn. Wilbur uses it as if he's speaking about his dearly departed grandma, who never slowed down, even when she got really old and senile.

Mary Worth 3747

I'm sure Carol Rebound would much prefer to listen to you sing along than to hear you blabber on about your "Ex."

Mary Worth 3745

The rest of this beach trip is going to be very uncomfortable.

Mary Worth 3743

Wilbur gets in trouble when he salsas, just like those Frenchies if a wave crashes over them! I'm watching them and worried about burning paws on hot sand, drinking too much salt water, sun burned noses and even drowning. I care more about the dogs than the puppy love growing on the shore.

Mary Worth 3742

We all understand that Carol is just being cordial and letting a human being know that she is more interested in him than in his dog. But Wilbur doesn't understand that. Someone needs to warn Carol that Wilbur thinks she's hitting on him, and he is a deluded idiot who will now stalk her every day of her life, until the next chick is magnitized by Pierre the Dog. Words matter, Carol. Be careful how you choose them.

Mary Worth 3741

Mrs. Wanders and I just returned from a lovely week at the Finger Lakes in Upstate New York, but now I am struggling to catch up and I have a few questions. First and foremost, what is a chew toy for?