Following a day out with Karen and Maggie, I offer a conversation and a (most likely rhetorical) question (but one you should feel free to answer, anyways).
Karen: It’s like dog pandemonium!
Maggie: Pa-dem-onee-mmm
Karen: That’s right, Maggie! Dog pandemonium!
Maggie: Moo.
Really? What kind of kid thinks a dog goes moo?
Photo is today’s Maggie-A-Day.
There’s a new danger in England. More frightful than riots. More surprising than an England team winning a major sporting event. Able to fall at speeds faster than a Liberal Democrat’s poll numbers.
Cows. Falling from the sky.
Photo is Minor Air, by Nicholas Hendrickx.
Webcomic is Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal, by Zach Weiner.
Imagine minding your own business, just out fishing in the ocean, when you see a horse swim by. Curious, you follow it, as it swims the several miles back to shore, and then runs off. You have no idea where it came from or where it went.
This actually happened. (Reportedly.)
It’s Monday. I feel like the horse on Mondays. Out in the ocean, miles from land, no idea where I came from. Hopefully I’ll reach the beach eventually.
Photo from The Big Ugly, by Lauralyn Wilkins.
Webcomic is Savage Chickens by Doug Savage.
In anticipation of NASA’s press conference this afternoon (at 2 pm EST, 7 pm GMT), at which they will presumably announce the discovery of extra-terrestrial life, we have an alien and space themed morning coffee for you today!
(Blast Off by Ed Peterson)
(An ice sculpture of Optimus Prime by Antti Pedrozo and Michel de Kok. Optimus Prime is an alien, so this counts. Honest.)
(This one’s of an actual comet, named Hartley. Read and see more at Bad Astronomy)
Unfortunately, we could not locate a topic-appropriate webcomic this morning. So … unicown.
