PLAY IT AGAIN SQUIGGLE: Safe at First

Today’s squiggle by Joanie Giampietro, Philadelphia, PA

Original run date: September 9, 2011

New from SafeHouse™ Technologies Security Systems: The most advanced home security system on the market today — The Vault.® Quite simply, with The Vault there is nothing that can enter your home if you don’t let it in yourself. There is no disaster — man-made or natural — that can penetrate the triple-reinforced iron and steel fortress that is The Vault. Constructed of the highest grade alloys of steel, titanium, lead and iron, using more than 6,000 steel bolts and rivets and hundreds of steel beams staked 10 feet into the ground surrounding your home, The Vault will keep you and your family safe until the day of your natural death. Don’t take our word for it. Listen to Philadelphia Phillies All-Star 1st Baseman Ryan Howard: 

“Being a professional baseball player, I spend a lot of time just trying to be safe. But being ‘safe at first’ and being safe at home are two different things when you are talking about the security of your loved ones and your personal possessions. When I round the bases and head for home, I want that home protected by The Vault.”
 

The Vault is guaranteed to protect your home entirely from:

  • hurricanes
  • home invasion
  • tornados
  • ex-girlfriends/boyfriends
  • earthquakes
  • a crazy person
  • monsoons
  • disgruntled employees
  • typhoons
  • overzealous fans who think you have a special connection because they caught your homerun ball
  • zombies

Call today for a free, no-obligation estimate, because if it’s not in The Vault, there are no guarantees.©

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Richmond Landscape

Today’s squiggle by Heidi Field-Alvarez

“Hey! Love your Vespa! Oh, you got one of those RVA stickers. They’re kinda hard to come by. Great tattoos. Did you read that Richmond is the 3rd most tattooed city in the country? Nuts, huh? Hey, do you go to First Fridays? Maybe I’ll see you there sometime…”

“Listen, scumbag. This is the highest my skirt blows up at 12 mph.”

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Monday’s squiggle by Michaela Amato

AN OVEN WITH A NICE STOVE ON TOP



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Steam-Powered Aeroplane

Today’s squiggle by Buddy Terrell

Bringing luxury back to travel. Amtrak introduces Sky Train.™

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Tomorrow’s squiggle by Heidi Field-Alvarez

RICHMOND LANDSCAPE



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A Lion

Today’s squiggle by Xavier Jones

Tonight on an all-new episode of Strange But Zoo: When a 6-year-old’s light-up shoes cause Pascal to have a seizure, will the African lion finish the job or will he lose his taste for Skechers once and for all? 

Only on the History Channel.

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Tomorrow’s squiggle by Buddy Terrell

STEAM-POWERED AEROPLANE



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Elephant Nursing a Baby

Today’s squiggle by Norma Brown

The network that brought you Swamp People, Pawn Stars and Ax Men is about to take reality TV to the next don’t-forget-to-breathe, won’t-believe-your-eyes level. Here are the freakish, the brutal, and even the heartwarming stories of what goes on behind the fences — all on Strange But Zoo, premiering tonight on the History Channel. In our first bizarre episode, meet Mindy, the 700-lb. elephant raising a human child as her own after snatching the infant from an abandoned stroller at her zoo in 1995. This mother-daughter relationship, though unconventional and an affront to nature itself, will be disturbingly familiar to any mother who has desperately tried to keep her teenage daughter from running away to join the circus. And don’t miss tomorrow’s all-new episode about Pascal, the African lion who has a strange penchant for Skechers footwear and will stop at nothing to satisfy his craving.

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Tomorrow’s squiggle by Xavier Jones

A LION



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Jet Airliner Landing in a Cabbage Patch with an Audience

Today’s squiggle by Charlie Mingroni

Sally couldn’t be bothered. She knew it was just an airplane and not the arrival of yet another in a succession of benevolent overlords destined to disappoint and further disillusion every ladybug in the cabbage patch. But try telling the colony that.

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Tomorrow’s squiggle by Norma Brown

ELEPHANT NURSING A BABY


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PLAY IT AGAIN SQUIGGLE: A Bird Knitting a Sweater

Today’s squiggle by Holly Kennedy, Orlando, FL

Original run date: September 20, 2011

Polly couldn’t understand why her “South for the Winter” sweater line wasn’t taking off.

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PLAY IT AGAIN SQUIGGLE: A Chef in the Kitchen

Today’s squiggle by Charlotte Lively

Original run date: September 7, 2011

Tonight on “Chopped:”

“…And the mystery basket ingredients are: Pop Rocks, Blood Mary mix, goatsbeard and a baby whale. You have 40 minutes and your times starts … now!”

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Windsurfing in the Caribbean While Playing Chess

Today’s squiggle by Meredith Timberlake

“Welcome back to our live coverage of the most exciting new sport in this year’s Olympic Games. And if you’ve never seen Wind Chess, boy, are you in for a treat…”

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Monday’s squiggle by Charlie Mingroni

JET AIRLINER LANDING IN A CABBAGE PATCH WITH AN AUDIENCE


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A Duck on the River

Today’s squiggle by Wes Pride

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Tomorrow’s squiggle by Meredith Timberlake

WINDSURFING IN THE CARIBBEAN WHILE PLAYING CHESS


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