I don't keep with that strip the way I should, but I am fairly sure that Bucky Katt has been a strong evolution denier from time to time.
Darren Garrison · 7 May 2010
harold said:
I don't keep with that strip the way I should, but I am fairly sure that Bucky Katt has been a strong evolution denier from time to time.
Yes-- last Sunday, for instance:
http://comics.com/get_fuzzy/2010-05-02/
utidjian · 8 May 2010
"fleanderthal" I just love it.
-DU-
Dornier Pfeil · 8 May 2010
Indeed but he is also painted as being extremely ignorant and intolerant. The comic author is no friend of the anti-sciencers and one of his uses for Bucky Katt is as a vehicle for mocking them.
harold said:
I don't keep with that strip the way I should, but I am fairly sure that Bucky Katt has been a strong evolution denier from time to time.
techreseller · 10 May 2010
One of my favorite comics. And Bucky is definitely used to show absurd arguments. Bucky is like a negative marker. If Bucky believes it, then it is wrong.
Ichthyic · 10 May 2010
Are those "jazz hands" Bucky Steve is using when saying his new name?
:)
Darren Garrison · 11 May 2010
If Bucky believes it, then it is wrong.
Even the Valentine's Day Beaver?!?
http://www.girl-ish.com/blog/2005/04/valentines-day-marmot.html
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harold · 7 May 2010
I don't keep with that strip the way I should, but I am fairly sure that Bucky Katt has been a strong evolution denier from time to time.
Darren Garrison · 7 May 2010
utidjian · 8 May 2010
"fleanderthal" I just love it.
-DU-
Dornier Pfeil · 8 May 2010
techreseller · 10 May 2010
One of my favorite comics. And Bucky is definitely used to show absurd arguments. Bucky is like a negative marker. If Bucky believes it, then it is wrong.
Ichthyic · 10 May 2010
Are those "jazz hands"
BuckySteve is using when saying his new name?:)
Darren Garrison · 11 May 2010