Cartoon Saturday

Welcome to May ... I'm hoping it'll be better than April, but I'm not holding my breath. 

In an interview with a Milwaukee newspaper this week, Der Furor said he would accept the results of the November presidential election only "if everything's honest," but failed to provide his definition of an "honest" result*; in Israel, government officials are concerned that the International Criminal Court may seek arrest warrants for their military and political leaders, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, on suspicion of war crimes in Gaza; in his first remarks about the demonstrations roiling college campuses over the war in Gaza, President Biden said he supports the right to protest while denouncing hate speech and emphasizing the rule of law; a Georgia man who bragged that he “fed” a police officer to a mob of rioters storming the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, has been sentenced to nearly five years in prison; and Meigs County, Tennessee, Director of Emergency Services, criticized at a recent meeting over the slow response of emergency response teams to calls for help, told a country resident, "Ma'am we're all gonna die. My suggestion to you is to get your heart right with God." 

This week, Cartoon Saturday takes a look at two types of cartoons about everyone's favorite fowl: specifically, why the chicken crossed the road, and whether the chicken or the egg came first. 

The consequences of not being careful while crossing the road can be severe ...

Good advice, if a bit late ...

Poor Dave ...

Now, this is a bit different take on the "crossing to the other side" theme ...

At least it should be a fairly cheap trip ...

The earliest known chicken? ...

I doubt the counsellor is going to resolve this one ...

I wonder if this was one of the parts left out of Genesis ...

Legalese is everywhere ...

Yes, that would settle it ...

Have a good day and a great weekend ... don't chicken out on the chance to enjoy yourself. See you back here tomorrow for Musical Sunday - more thoughts then.

Bilbo 

* Hint: it's honest if he wins.