I... did I just see the cartoon cat -- did the lady cartoon cat...? in his? Is that what I just saw?

Worth. The. Wait.

What an elaborate way for those two to get it on. So complicated.

BTW it totes comes with a dough hook:

http://www.kitchenaid.com/catalog/product.jsp?src=Stand+Mixers&cat=310&prod=349#features

They are correct to agitate for it.

Did we know that T grew up with Ray and Beef?  This seems odd to me, given that the cats are...well, cats, and T is an alive stuffed animal. 

I didn't construe this to mean they all grew up together. When Theodore says "I'd open the pizza parlor we all went to as little kids" I took it to mean that all kids go to the same kind of pizza joint... like a shared cultural experience.

the best I can do is tell you about the jokes I would have made if I only had the brainpower to make them. 

Had you made them, my laughter would have commenced with a poorly-stifled chortle, followed by a wheezing haw as the full brunt of the humor settled on me. Little aftershocks of nuance would punctuate the descending trail of hehs with a staccato pattern suggesting, but not achieving, a titter.

This is so full of awesome. At first I was all excited about a comic with Molly (new, improved hair sheen!) but the part about Beef getting to be an angry blue-collar father for winning a bet... that was chilling for me. I can see how that is a reward for him... but should Molly indulge this? What was the bet?

Is Beef doing finger quotes in panel 4? Is he placing ironic emphasis on raw? I gather from his distant look and the smaller size of his text that when Ray gets on a topic like this Beef injects a measured amount of commentary... you know, just to keep his friend from ranting all one-sided. But I didn't think he'd do finger quotes... because he just talks that way.