It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Prescription: Murder.
Needless to say, plenty of people dispute the supposed DNA evidence as "proof".
And then there's trying to connect a 19th century Polish Jew immigrant to London to modern immigration to the United States.
Because it's all the same, right?
It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Enough Rope.
Sometimes I wonder if even Muir can keep the batshit Mad Libs that have become his theories of how the world operates straight.
And other times I know the answer is no.
It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Earl of Derby.
It's not just the warped worldview on display here--it's the old "Muir blabbing about things he doesn't understand'. Hell, Kiko's malapropism--which by the way would be hard to catch in a conversation--is arguably the least wrong thing of the wrong things she said.
It's the Day's Day of Days! Because who loves ya, baby?
You know, the quietly awkward thing about this strip is that just a few months ago, Gunpowder was a separatist state filled with right-thinking volk who all cheerfully agreed about fighting the immigrant menace. And now... that's all gone.
Mind you can all just blink back into existence at a moment's notice. Like the robots.
It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Disraeli.
Always great to see Muir going back to the antivax well. You'd think he'd notice that he keeps having to kick back when it's going to make people drop like flies, but then, he's good at not noticing things.
It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Western Kentucky Hilltoppers.
You know, in that whirlwind of crazy bullshit, I'm just going to focus on one little thing--for all the Trump praise in that, Muir is repeating the Musk party line in this strip. Now, Musk is very much setting himself up for a fall, so I really have to wonder what Muir's going to do when he has to treat Musk as an unperson and start insisting that obviously, he never supported the stuff that he was supporting when Musk was a Stalwart Ally.
It's the Day's Day of Days! Because my grandfather's clock was too tall for the shelf, so it stood ninety years on the floor.
One can always count on Muir to explain how every section of the government that isn't run by fascists is just corrupt and incompetent, because only his sort of people know how to do anything, he's sure of it.
Just look at the track record.
