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The next two weeks (I'm on vacation) of blank cartoons (already posted at Xarktoons) for the caption contest, with my super-secret personal captions affixed.
"Crap! We haven't even finished mopping up the last one!"
"I'm going to have to have a looong talk with Yoder."
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you saw this one, right?
(ran across it recently, forgot where)
Posted by: a. | Tuesday, August 05, 2008 at 18:59
Yes, saw that one when I went image searching for Amish models for this cartoon.
I don't know why Amish stuff gets me, but I'm starting to guess it has something to do with long beards, as I'm always amused by gnomes, too, and my obsession with Santa here is well documented...
Posted by: Daniel | Tuesday, August 05, 2008 at 19:58