"And We'll Have Fun! Fun! Fun! 'Til Her Daddy Takes Her Over His Knee!"

 Those are the lyrics, right?

Anyway, I was reminded of when Springrose and I first met-- Lo!  A long time ago now!-- and she told me, "What I like about your cartoons is, everybody looks like they're having fun!"

And, yes, that's pretty much my take on this:  silly and sensuous!  Arousing!  Whatever the role play might be, and that can certainly get intense, at bottom (heh) there is no denigration, no disrespect, no desire to cause real psychological or physcial harm!  I am, after all, my mother's son!

Why, just look at these examples from around the Web!

(I neglected to save names and sources for most of these-- if it's you or yours, please say so!  I'll fix it!)

Everybody's  having a great time!

See?

Con-Grad-ulations!

 So far, I've never seen a Panty Toss at any graduation-- but it is a possibility.

And there's this gay rump, er, romp:

As I Was Strolling Through the Park One Day--

--in the very merry month of May,

                    I was taken by surprise, 

                     when I began to realize~~! 

The Wonderous Wolfie Workout!

 Are you feeling listless, run down, and out-of-sorts?

Well, amigo, the Wonderous Wolfie Workout may be just the ticket!!

Her Job Is Taxing!

Hoppy Holiday!

 

And now to rerun some of my favorites:

Just Fur You!!

And why is THIS night different from all others?

Well, tonight-- the fifth of April-- has a full moon, and I've designated it 

Wacky Wolfie Werewolf Wednesday!

It's a holiday you can get behind!

So, here's a new version of an old cartoon, and a coupla appropriate reruns!

Maybe you, too, can be whacked by a wacky werewolf this week!

WooHoo!

Sunday At The Park

Indeed not!  

In fact, Peter at the park, personating a penguin, paddles pretty Penny for the pulse-pounding pleasure of a passel of platypuses!  

 

'Tis th' Wearin' Out O' th' Green!

 

Back In The Swim!

For Current and Future Spring-Breakers, and anyone just frakin' tired of cold weather blowing through!

The Paddling Pooka!

 Here's a cartoon that's now old enough to drive, but I don't think I've ever had it up here before.  

If you've never seen the 1950 movie version of the Pulitzer Prize-winning play by Mary Chase, this will be rather odd.

If you have seen any version of the play or movie, this will be rather odd.

It's called "Harvey."

One! Singular Sensation~!