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Party Girls, page 2.

It may sound counter-intuitive, but good manners and thoughtfulness is even more important at a raunchy orgy, than at a regular party.

Poppy Pup, page 18.

Poles in holes may look like a simple activity - but it's downright amazing, the variety you can get out of the basic plot of "boy fucks girl".

Herman's Story, page 10.

Herman's still unclear on how fame works, or that he even has it.

You think you know someone, page 3.

Yes, Paddy likes big girls. Even the really, really, REALLY big ones.

You think you know someone, page 2.

No, seriously: Who gets up in the morning thinking "Today I must save the world from comics about an anthropomorphic squirrel sexing up a couple of giant cat-women!"

   Even if you're a hard-core SJW, immune to logic, aren't there a couple-3 SLIGHTLY more useful things to which you could be dedicating your time?

You think you know someone, page 1.

Yes, it's public knowledge in Roslyn that Patrick Popper is Savage Squirrel. But it's OK: Savage hasn't killed anyone in Roslyn, and Roslyn's natives don't know where Savage's home-world is, let alone want to visit there.

Party girls, page 1.

The last Teeka story before she moves into the color Sunday slot. My, time do fly....

Poppy Pup, page 17.

Everybody's having a rousing good time. Remind me again, why would anyone hate that and want to censor it out of existence?

Herman's Story, page 9.

Yeah....even I, the near-anarchist, open-government advocate, will admit that on the very rare occasion, the people are better off not knowing something.

Oh, and I'm back in Tucson. Wow, look at that huge pile of work!

Mink Jam, page 25.

And that wraps 'er up. Next we run a quick little Roslyn tale I cooked up with Corman, but after that, hmmmmm. A brand spanking new Mink chapter wouldn't be the worst choice of what to run, would it?

   Please do let me know what your preferences are, my good readers.

Mink Jam, page 24.

Time and space are intimately interrelated. If you jump through one, you unavoidably travel in the other.

Mink Jam, page 23.

And thank Mole very much for his participation!

Royal Treatment, page 7.

And that wraps up that Teeka tale. When I drew that first story of our lil' rabbit in a long-ago wanking frenzy, I had no idea I was starting such a longterm relationship....

Poppy Pup, page 16.

Religious freedom is one of America's crowning virtues. Worship (or not) at the temple of your choice!

Herman's story, page 8.

It is a bit stressful, the changing period after your eyes open. I got through mine with big doses of black humor.

   Even so, do you sometimes get the feeling these days that you're just not cynical ENOUGH?

Mink Jam, page 22.

Mole's contrib to the Jam continues. It's quite fun, really. Any more takers before we wrap up?

Mink Jam, page 21.

Mark Ashworth steps into the Mink Jam! Yay! I love fan participation.

Mink Jam, page 20.

What a long, strange trip it's been. Happy New Year!

Royal Treatment, page 6.

Hey, if a lady greeted me with her goodies on wet, glistening display, I'd feel welcome, too.

Poppy Pup, page 15.

Ah, these young'uns. No thought but the pleasure of the moment. And is that a bad thing, really? Worries can wait their time.

Herman's story, page 7.

Huh. Oddly appropiate page under which to put this announcement:

Nína Sæunn Sveinsdóttir passed away at 4:45 PM on December 28, 2018.
She left five children and six grandchildren, all of whom loved her fiercely.

Mink Jam, page 19.

Mom's in the Hospice. Postings might be delayed. I'm mostly OK: Any child who lives long enough must go through this.

Mink Jam, page 18.

No, really - does anyone want to jump in on the Mink Jam before we wrap things up? Kurt Whilcken's bit here, is one of the last chapters.

Mink Jam, page 17.

Here it is, already! Damn, but time flies. Merry Yule, everyone!

Royal Treatment, page 5.

Act like you're top dog, and surprisingly many folk will think you are.

Poppy Pup, page 14.

Merry Yule! What's more Xmassy than a cheery dog-woman trying to swallow two feet of throbbing giraffe cock?

.....Welllll, lots of things, I suppose. But this scene is about something warm (hot, even!), affectionate, pleasurable, doing something for others. That's in the right spirit, surely?

Herman's Story, page 6.

It was barely a couple of minutes, but they shaped Herman for life.

Mink Jam, page 16.

My respect for caregivers has gone up, and it wasn't low in the first place: This stuff ain't easy!

Mink Jam, page 15.

OK, if this scheduling thing still works, this should appear Wednesday morning.

   These pages are by Shelley Pleger, who is still alive, I hope. She made some of the best Cats Don't Dance fan-art ever. Wonder what she's doing now?

Mink Jam, page 14.

Got to Iceland OK. Mom still alive. Scored some wifi, so here you go.