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Registrar's
Reflections
The Registrar is sitting out by his pond with an Indian deity
contemplating the metamorphosis of tadpoles and their environment.
Frogs are scared of the French. Maybe that's why the prince shies
from the Parisian pout? But these lips are inspired by Scarlett
Johannsen, maybe the frog is happy as a frog? Pucker up friends
for another journey into the Registrar's pool of reflections.
(click above)
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Johnny
is still young
Close
your eyes ... arwoo! ... and I'll kiss you ... arw woo woo woo
... My safari suit's powder blue ... etc.
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Cartoon
Search
Having
just arrived back east from the wild west (of Australia) I had
to track down some cartoons. This is the warm up drawing.
Yes, cartoons do leave ink pad prints.
Trust me, I'm a veterinary cartoonist
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Chook
cough
Avian
flu infects the brain of the cartoonist. I had to get this greenish
coughing chicken out of my head.
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Common
Seal
The
Veterinary Surgeons Board is changing its common seal, which it
has had since 1911. I wonder if they will get an uncommon seal?
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Principles
of Conscious Living
I
read the article entitled "Principles of Conscious Living".
It was a philosophical discussion and I really had to concentrate
hard to assimilate it into my reality. I thought maybe such principles
would find it hard to exist in a veterinary universe where the
beings are not actually conscious of their lives? Unfortunately
we all don't have Mr. Bok to beam us up when our universe is not
where we want to be. (Mr. Bok appears below). I enjoyed doing
the squiggles and the space suit. Subconcious, hence the periscope.
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Public
Liability
A
legal article states that the vet may be found liable if something
goes wrong in a case, or consult / farm visit due to faulty equipment.
It gave me the opportunity to wheel out the slightly modified
chicken catapult.
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Pet
Universe
Here
is Mr. Bok.
Someone,
somewhere, out there (far, far, away) thought it wasn't enough
to have a 'practice', or a 'clinic', or a 'hospital', or even
a 'centre'. They had to go where no chicken (or cat) has gone
before and claim a 'universe'.
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Defusing Explosive Clients
Mrs.
Foobar is not happy.
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2006
VSB Elections
The
more I look at this cartoon, the more I think I'll be in trouble.
(That's me sliding down the tail ... probably into a large heap
of guano).
They were meant to be cave people ... and that now looks like
it wasn't a good epoch in which to start.
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Rage
This
article grabbed my imagination. Something about a dog tied to
a cart has to move when the cart moves or be strangled. Well
my dog has stopped the cart because it wanted to sniff a flower
like most dogs do when out walking.
I think we can find the quietude to rage against rage with calmness.
I agree with Dylan Thomas.
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Stress
Threshold
The
stress maggot is wearing a bridal veil
to signify that the vet is married to his work. Crossing from
darkness into the stark light of home, he has brought evil with
him. 'Til death do they part.
Espresso
is the key to the twilight zone.
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The
Veterinary Profession has untapped potential
The
dam profession is full of potential scientists. Who better to
call than the plumber? No ordinary plumber as you can see by
the way he levitates over the thin trickle of a stream of consciousness.
And by the depth and handsomeness of his tradesperson's cleavage.
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Incidental
cartoon
This
is my comment on a client questioning whether a veterinarian
is qualified to examine cat ear wax. Someone's brain must have
fallen out. That's ear wax's main function, to stop that happening.
Even more deplorable it was a vet that put the question in the
client's head. Ear wax is a fine substance to sharpen a surrealist's
mustachio but not so for a lawyer's pencil, so keep checking
it on your own microscope and send the important stuff to the
pathologist, like bird pooh.
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Workplace
Safety
Finally
I've seen it put down in words.
Not how wonderful life is but that veterinary practise can be
hazardous to your health. The article shows that vets are so busy
dodging the hazards they have no time to make their workplace
safe.
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