Wednesday, May 21, 2008
How to Play Fetch with a Pit Bull
Related article:
11/28/07: Comic Strip Artist Comments on the Pit Bull Plight
Labels: Comic Strip, Pit Bulls in Pop Culture
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3 comments:
| 5/21/2008 1:53 PM | Flag
Bwaaaa-hahahahaha! I especially like the last 2 panels in the related 11/27 strip. "Look what I've become... Just like them."
It's true! A dog's breed mirrors their owner, and sometimes the owner becomes much like the dog. (Don't blame me if I bring you a duck. I inherited this trait from my lab. And not one broken feather, I promise!)
| 5/21/2008 10:42 PM | Flag
Where did this come from? The pit nutters must be boycotting the paper at this very moment.
| 5/23/2008 5:44 AM | Flag
Anytime these cartoons are printed it triggers their prey drive and they bombard the media organizations with accusations of racism.
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