Heathcliff plays guitar.

>>83737308
I think the joke there is connected to a waking-up tradition.

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>>83737308

>>83737308

In what kind of mindset do you have to be to enjoy something like this? I cant imagine finding this entertaining in any way even while tripping on acid.

I really fucking despise these comics.

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>>83741125

>>83737308
Is this a Don Bluth movie?

>>83738488
wait, what

>>83737513

I just laughed my ass off at the absurdity of this fucking comic.

do I need medical attention or do I just 'get' Heathcliff now?

>>83743478
>he doesn't know where babies come from
you must be 18 or older to post here

>>83738488
You know, this could actually be pretty damn clever if he put a dollar sign on the bag to imply the stork was lobbying against contraceptive legislature. As it is now it makes no sense, is he carrying a baby into congress?

>>83737513
This one's amazing.

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>>83745590
That would have been a good fix, it's pretty racy though for a sunday strip. Occasionally Heathcliff likes to go there.

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>>83745492
welcome to the club, friend

>>83745590
that would have been a shitty political cartoon.
A really banal idea- haha look lobbying, how funny.
The stork is being heard because it's an expert on the matter of having children, and thus its opinion is relevant on the topic of contraception.
Will storks be unemployed if less people have children? Have more free time? Grow smaller in number?

>>83747315
Why is he wearing pants?

>>83747751
To shoot out a button