They are splendid hosts, and we had more than a ton of fun, which you can enjoy, too, by clicking this link!
I took along a bunch of WolfieToons, some of which you've seen--
--but there are also some you haven't!
By the way, if somehow you missed the remarkably entertaining interviews done recently with Erica Scott and Bonnie of "My Bottom Smarts", those links will catch you up!
Enjoy!!
Hey Wolfie, just read your terrific interview over at B&T. You are a hoot of a wolf, or maybe a howl? Anyway, you're funny and genuine and just a touch sweet, which is the nicest way for a wolf to be. Hugs from Scarlet!
ReplyDeleteAw, thanks, Scarlet! Yes, that's "hoot'n'howl." Sounds like a convenience store. I'm glad you enjoyed the interview! Hugs right back!
ReplyDeleteDave, thanks for the shout out, and we had a great time having you in the living room for a hilarious conversation. You truly are a mensch, a furry, quipster of a mensch.
ReplyDeleteI am sulking with you Mr Wolfe.
ReplyDeleteI was all excited until Dev explained you are not actually a lumberjack. I still adore you but you must promise to don a checked shirt for me at the very least.
I added a link to Brandy's site.
Great interview, Michael and Season did a wonderful job, as ever.
I love the drawing, the glasses and the panties wow hot one, thanks.
ReplyDeleteSounds like you had fun!
Thanks
Ron
That's a really cute pout, Poppy, but never fear, I can accommodate you-- I have a checkered shirt! And a checkered career! And I stand on the corner checkering out the women!
ReplyDeleteThanks, too for adding Brandy! She hasn't been able to update her blog lately, being in the middle of a whirling life, but I'll be sure she knows! S&M DID do a great job with this, didn't they! I missed the proper link they provided on my first try, but I'm going back again so I can see YOUR first interaction with Distinguished Devlin!
Hiya, Ron! Thanks very much, hope you had at least a tenth of the fun we had putting that together, which would still be a big bunch!
Waddayamean you aren't really a lumberjack? How disappointing, do you at least work in a pet shop selling past pollies? I really enjoyed the interview and as I said before your cartoons are great. I love cartoons and also remember the drawing lessons on Woody Woodpecker.(not that they ever did me any good)
ReplyDeleteThank you.
ReplyDeletePlease tell Dev my pout is cute, he tells me not to and that I will be spanked if I carry on. I think he is ornery (Is that right?) and should see it like you to and smile at me, even leering is good, just not the spanking.
Actually, Kaki, I work at the finest cheese shop in the district. Very happy you enjoyed the show! And can you still draw Woody? (Hm, that sounds funny.)
ReplyDeleteOh, sorry, Poppy, I forgot an adjective, I meant "so spankably cute!" I am ornery too, it's in the soil. I would think Dev would be King Leer, no?
So you cut the cheese for a living?
ReplyDeleteA thoroughly enjoyable blog some great links .... needless to say added to MarQe's Study Blogroll & just before I do a cull as well !!
ReplyDeleteMQ
Season, Season, Season... I cheddar to think you'd gouda and make that sort of bleu pun-- someone might have to take a swiss to you!
ReplyDeleteHiya, MarQe! An honor indeed, thank you very much!
What a cheesey pun, Dave.
ReplyDeleteLove my cheesy WolfeMan! :-)
ReplyDeleteChross picked up your interview -- you already had well over a 1000 views on that post and now it will shoot off the charts! You are well-loved!