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10 Responses to “Application of Mascara”
Albert (Netherlands) wrote:

Guys like Carney sure make the dinosaur extinction question a lot more explainable…:-D What an appetite!
Too bad he did not bite the head of the irridium asteroid though…

Debbie wrote:

Aww, LOVE the expression on Dan’s furry face in the third panel.

I am not the only avid fan of Ferd and Dan, by the way:

http://www.willwriteforchocolate.com/comic/38.html

Debbie wrote:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/debbieohi/248316630/

Mike Keesey wrote:

Well, Carney is early Maastrichtian, so he would have missed the asteroid by a couple million years.

(Not that geological time has much meaning in this strip….)

Mike Keesey wrote:

Whoo-hoo! A crossover (sort of)!

Debbie wrote:

My goal is to use the phrase “early Maastrichtian” in casual conversation this week.

Mike Keesey wrote:

You’ll need to hang with Mesozoic paleontologists. (The Mesozoic geologists would say “lower Maastrichtian”.)

Debbie wrote:

Thank you SO much for this advice. I don’t want to embarrass myself in the wrong company!

Albert (netherlands) wrote:

Aaawww I must have lost sight on the timeline.
Debbie, I’m with you, save Ferd and companion!

Debbie wrote:

One more day until we find out what happens to Ferd and Dan…


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