A classic Sandra and Woo strip to celebrate the publication of the 400th comic.
- Sandra: Oh, daddy has already made me a sandwich.
- Caption: And you thought having an intelligent pet raccoon had no drawbacks.
|
|
Currently on hiatus :-(
 S&W in German/auf DeutschGaia (my fantasy comic) Scarlet (my science fantasy comic) |
|
| Sandra and Woo is supported by our patron Djof. Thank you very much! |
|
![[0400] The Early Sandra Catches The Worm](/comics/2012-08-06-0400-the-early-sandra-catches-the-worm.png "[0400] The Early Sandra Catches The Worm")
[0400] The Early Sandra Catches The Worm
└ posted on Monday, 6 August 2012, by Novil
Click here to see the comments!
Sandra and Woo by Oliver Knörzer is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License. See the About page for details.
Privacy Policy | Impressum | © 2008 – 2025 Oliver Knörzer
Petah-Petah wrote:
I know it’s not going to turn out like this (especially considering the last panel), but i think it would be hilarious if Sandra realizes what’s in the sandwich and just eats it anyway. So Larisa is the one who gets grossed out and Sandra explains that when you live with a raccoon you get used to things like this.
It seems like your returning to your origional style and story line
I LOVE IT! 😀
Consider the following. Larisa is sitting in the spew zone ^_~
8:05?!? Man, Sandra sure was running late!
@ ForLaughter:
It was both.
Now “Richard” has been changed to “daddy”.
DB oh… oh gods…. I know it’s funny but… There’s just something horrible about having it unseen, somehow it makes it infinitely more disgusting.
@ Michael:
Yes, I noticed that too between today and when the comic first went up. I’m glad the artist/author changed it. Sandra’s family doesn’t come across as a first-name basis sort of family like I would expect Larisa’s to be.
Waaaaaaaaaaaaait a minute … I haven’t yet learnt the intricacies of RSS … so I check this page out every day or two (wahey speeddial pages)… didn’t she say something different yesterday? 🙂
BTW, it may be less “correct” english, but for a more comfortable conversational feel, drop the “has” and add a “!” 😉
(ohnoes, more edits – I apologise! it just feels a bit awkward at the mo)
You change the name Daddy-O!
…….
Sorry :p
I… never thought that. =\
@ Deko:
ummm… I believe it’s a “Warthog” xD
oh well…. Hakuna Matata!~
Now I know why I have the habit of always checking what’s between the slices
A friend of mind is trying to breed intelligent cats as man’s replacement. She is old but recently married. When her smartest tom learned how to open up a laptop, turn it one, and do the keys to change the display, hubby wanted that cat out of the house. It messed up his mail program.
The cats are reported to use their own intelligence for their own kitty purposes.
http://lesliebard.blogspot.com/
for Aug 5th 2012.
There is problems with intelligent pets, generally well known to those that keep monkeys.
Me: 0.0! *takes it from her* I.. am really hungry! *swallows it* //Oh gods…// E-exuse me for one sec… *runs outside*
Given the fact that Woo prefers his prey alive, wouldn’t the worms still be squirming about?
Surely, Sandra would notice that….
Oh god… why? o.o
@ Gamesman:
i remember that book
speaking of books, wasn’t there a similar scene to this in the goosebumps book “the haunted mask”?
Many people who’ve eaten worms claim they taste like slightly bitter chicken.
That and they’re rich in protein. 😀 Assuming Woo actually cleaned them first…
Food for thought.
Meanwhile at home, “(Shlup) Wait a minute! (Shlup) This isn’t my sandwich! (shlup) What is this yellow-brown stuff? (Shlup) Why won’t it come off!?!” Poor Woo… Another animal, victim to peanut-butter stuck to the roof of his mouth.
@ Gamesman:
I read that book! Hmm – I think I could probably find it on the shelves around here somewhere…
I thought Woo didn’t like worms?