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Was the stump hugged too much?
he he
🙂
Damned treehuggin’ chippies!
poor stump!
Yeah. . .eventually he’ll get a sliver and chop that tree into a million toothpicks.
awww! Poor chicken!
wow that stump sounds like a recently-divorced friend of mine
true love last forever, unless your a tree and a chicken
-Lemon
I didn’t get to say it the other day, but HAPPY ANNIVERSARY! I’ve been reading your comic and posting them around the office for the last three years as subtle commentary. 🙂 And this year, I gave everyone in my department Savage Chickens mugs. SC is my “Dilbert.” Thanks!
This is a very sad cartoon! Maybe I’m reading something other than what was intended, but isn’t it a realistic view? We have to say goodbye to our environment?
Doug you very accurately summed up the drama in which I have been unfortunately embroiled recently. My hat off to you sir, for another excellent comic. (And happy 3 years!)
This is so cute 😀
love the expression on the chicken. looks like he’s gonna cry for joy any minute. haha.
I could smoke that tree if the chicken would leave already….
[…] Treehugger […]
When I first moved to Norway, I was pleasantly amused to discover a sign advertising the services of a “Trehogger”.
The sign helpfully included a picture of the honest worker in question, from which – thanks to the axe over his shoulder – it could clearly be inferred that “Tree hacker” would probably be a reasonable translation, despite the superficial initial resemblance to tree-hugger.