The second day in a row that Family Circus allows to invoke my humongous logical and philosophical training. Jeffy believes that having a Fairy Godmother is a necessary (but of course, not sufficient, for a fairy godmother who gets drunk and hooks up with Santa is certainly not a fairy tale) condition for a story to be a fairy tale. Although, when you think about the name, fairy tale would imply the inclusion of some fairy. But something must have made the bears act in a human like manner, so perhaps the fairy was present there. Also, let me point out that, no matter how accurate a statement it is, there is no way anyone could consider it funny. Where is the humor? This continues to boggle my mind. If anyone has ever laughed at a Family circus cartoon, and not in the 'how could things get any worse' kind of laugh, please let me know.
2 comments:
When I saw this cartoon, I blinked and tried to figure out why it was even made. What does the artist mean when they say that Goldilocks and the Three Bears isn't a fairytale? Thats one of the stupedist things I heard today. I sure hope it wasn't printed, because that truly would have been a waste of paper.
--commenting is a lot more fun than writing a report on the odyssey!
oh, i guess you could laugh at the attempt of humor. thats a great kind of humor.
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