So, Andy, you threw Stan out the door, or was Stan still too heavy to be hefted?
I think the optimal word here is tried. There is no way Andy could put a heavier or bigger guy through anything.
I wonder if they’re still wearing those wigs in the courts over there.
So everyone in the city of Hartlepool knows this unseen guy as ‘Fat Stan.’ Even in court.
I thinks the following months of strips should be Andy in jail
Andy needs to take an Anger Management course. Yeah, I can imagine how well that would go.
Skinny Al would have been easier to pitch. Problem was that he was on Andy’s side.
I wish they’d stop drawing gavels.
…and the last count; attempted defenestration…
However, Stan wasn’t too big to make giant hole in the pub wall.
Those are nasty-looking spikes on the defendant’s box. I guess they’re meant to discourage leaning on the front of the box – far too relaxed for Court.
July 08, 2017
Templo S.U.D. about 5 years ago
So, Andy, you threw Stan out the door, or was Stan still too heavy to be hefted?
GoComicsGo! about 5 years ago
I think the optimal word here is tried. There is no way Andy could put a heavier or bigger guy through anything.
Huckleberry Hiroshima about 5 years ago
I wonder if they’re still wearing those wigs in the courts over there.
scottartist creator about 5 years ago
So everyone in the city of Hartlepool knows this unseen guy as ‘Fat Stan.’ Even in court.
shamest Premium Member about 5 years ago
I thinks the following months of strips should be Andy in jail
cuzinron47 about 5 years ago
Andy needs to take an Anger Management course. Yeah, I can imagine how well that would go.
rshive about 5 years ago
Skinny Al would have been easier to pitch. Problem was that he was on Andy’s side.
pcolli about 5 years ago
I wish they’d stop drawing gavels.
Vizungu about 5 years ago
…and the last count; attempted defenestration…
tad1 about 5 years ago
However, Stan wasn’t too big to make giant hole in the pub wall.
Phanakapan about 5 years ago
Those are nasty-looking spikes on the defendant’s box. I guess they’re meant to discourage leaning on the front of the box – far too relaxed for Court.