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Morty Comix # 2695

Morty Comix # 2695 was slipped into a stack of paper napkins at an Italian restaurant in Olympia, Washington.

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If pigs could fly

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Helium-filled Seahawk fever displayed next to the liquor section at a grocery store

Olympia, Washington

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The Fetid Lake of Doom remains closed. And we know the real reason why.

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Olympia, Washington

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Olympia, Washington

Morty Comix # 2684

Morty Comix # 2684 was left in a stack of broadsides advertising an event in celebration of The King's birthday. They were on a counter at a coffee bar at the entrance to a downtown Olympia, Washington grocery store.

Here's a LINK to the Elvis Dash if you are interested. Looks like a fun photo op!

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Olympia, Washington

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Legislative Building

Olympia, Washington

Morty Comix # 2678

Morty Comix # 2678 was in my pocket when I noticed this house on the Eastside of Olympia had the front door wide open with no one inside. One of the occupants was busy outside. So I took the opportunity to sneak in and place this Morty under the silverware tray. These two birds were the only witnesses to the caper.

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Olympia, Washington

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A nutria on the shores of the Fetid Lake of Doom, Olympia, Washington

Morty Comix # 2677

Morty Comix # 2677 was tacked up on the "Happenings" portion of the public bulletin at the Olympia, Washington Eastside Food Co-Op.

In 1976 this building was the business headquarters for a local RV sales place. I had a brief job there washing and moving around giant Winnebagos. They fired me because I couldn't work on a weekend outside my schedule due to something else I had planned. I remember I had a co-worker from Germany who was pretty fun. My salary was probably 2 bucks an hour. Back then jobs were easy to come by, so I moved on. No big deal.

All the sales staff at that RV place looked like the kind of people I draw in Morty Comix, come to think of it! I had a wide variety of employment opportunities when I was young that introduced me to many characters who no doubt shaped my view of human nature and thus my portraits in Morty Comix.

Life is funny.

The past episode mentioned above contributed to my story "Scabies Escapadies"

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A nutria on the shores of the Fetid Lake of Doom, Olympia, Washington

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Olympia, Washington

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Olympia, Washington

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A nutria on the shores of the Fetid Lake of Doom, Olympia, Washington