Today’s squiggle by Anonymous
Original run date: September 7, 2012
“And so you see, hhhhhhhhhomophones are spelled differently but sound alike. Like, hhhhhangar and hhhhhhanger. Or hhhhhhhhair and hhhhhhhare. Hhhhhhhhear and hhhhhhhere or hhhhhhhigher and hhhhhhhhire. Or hhhhhhhhhoarse and hhhhhhhorse.
Now, let’s move onto hhhhhhhhhistory: Adolf Hhhhhhhhitler …”
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Today caps off the week when Squiggle This. hit its 500th squiggle. So instead of a regular squiggle today, we’ve got this little nugget of weirdness for you, just to say thanks.
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Have a great Memorial Day Weekend. We’ll be back on Tuesday with a brand-new, all-color squiggle from Richmond’s favorite singer/songwriter, Susan Greenbaum.
SUNNY, DRY, 75 AND EVERYONE IS HONEST AND KIND
Today’s squiggle by Jillian
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Tomorrow’s squiggle by Marcia
A WAVE
Today’s squiggle by Jefferson Harris
“Of course there were good times too. Way back in our seaweed days, before the ducklings arrived and we had nothing but a tiny little nest egg. Quack. But once I took Gaggle public, quack, everything changed. The females flocked to me. Quack. How could I resist their charms? I’ve always been told to be kind to my fine-feathered friends and quack yes, I’ve made a lot of ducks somebody’s mother…”
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Tomorrow’s squiggle by Jillian
A LANDSCAPE WITH AN OCEAN IN IT
Squiggle fans, we are proud as punch to bring you our 500th squiggle today and honored to have it come from Noah Scalin, creator of the award-winning weblog, Skull-A-Day.
If Harold had known it would be this easy to infiltrate the outlaw band League of Space Pirates, he would have raided his grandson’s party favor stash ages ago.
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Tomorrow’s squiggle by Jefferson Harris
MALLARD CEO WITH MARITAL PROBLEMS
Today’s squiggle by Becca
Original run date: September 9, 2012
And with those words — “No worries, it’s all good…” — Doug dug his own grave.
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Today’s squiggle by John Matuszewski, of Plaza Art
Original run date: September 10, 2012
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Today’s squiggle by Bobby Clark
Facebook status by Starr Foster
Today my mechanic found an incinerated squirrel in my radiator, which explained the smell in my car but not the blood on the passenger seat. I ate some tofu that, oh my God, turned out not to be tofu and the kid that I nanny was taken away by a giant insect which means I am out of job. Tomorrow better be full of sunshine and unicorns.
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Monday’s squiggle by Noah Scalin
LEAGUE OF SPACE PIRATES
Today’s squiggle by Chuck Scalin
You’d think roses and daisies would be difficult to grow 30,000 feet under the sea, but Ringo had quite the green tentacle.
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Tomorrow’s squiggle and Facebook status by Bobby Clark
TOMORROW BETTER BE FULL OF SUNSHINE AND UNICORNS
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