Baldo by Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos for October 18, 2008
October 17, 2008
October 19, 2008
Transcript:
Joey: Honestly, I don't like avoiding hard work... Joey: Or padding my time card, or hiding when the boss comes, or making you and Beatriz carry the load... Joey: But it's what I'm good at.
Wildmustang1262 - you keep calling Joey a “brown nose” - what exactly do you think that term means? If you mean the traditional use of the phrase brown noser….then Joey is anything but that.
I see what Wild Mustang1262 is getting at. Somehow the boss seems to think that Joey is the best thing since sliced bread. Joey must be doing some sort of brown nosing to get the boss to feel that way about him.
OPCgnat, “brown nose” means that the person is very lazy and does nothing to do at work. Just sit on the chair and do nothing. Joey kept looking for lame excuses at work and do nothing. I thought you know what it meant but I thought not! Sheesh!
Wildmustang1262 about 16 years ago
Joey is a brown nose!
jmworacle about 16 years ago
Plus his is probably dating El Jeffe’s daighter………..
OPCgnat about 16 years ago
Wildmustang1262 - you keep calling Joey a “brown nose” - what exactly do you think that term means? If you mean the traditional use of the phrase brown noser….then Joey is anything but that.
margueritem about 16 years ago
I see what Wild Mustang1262 is getting at. Somehow the boss seems to think that Joey is the best thing since sliced bread. Joey must be doing some sort of brown nosing to get the boss to feel that way about him.
Wildmustang1262 about 16 years ago
OPCgnat, “brown nose” means that the person is very lazy and does nothing to do at work. Just sit on the chair and do nothing. Joey kept looking for lame excuses at work and do nothing. I thought you know what it meant but I thought not! Sheesh!
OPCgnat about 16 years ago
Not according to the dictionary, it doesn’t - it means ” brown·-nose (-nōz′)
transitive verb, intransitive verb brown-nosed -·nosed′, brown-nosing -·nos′·ing Slang to seek favor or approval from (someone) by obsequious behavior; fawn (on)
Etymology: from the image of currying favor by kissing someone’s buttocks
(source: www.yourdictionary.com)
my_discworld about 16 years ago
Wow. Makes me laugh that so many people are so quick to pull out their dictionaries on a comics site!