So in this story arc, Bub tried hiking. He didn’t enjoy it. He obviously spent some time bothered by that, knowing that Betty enjoyed it and would want to do it again. He opens up to her about how he honestly feels about the matter, and she just tries to pressure and guilt him into “enjoying” it. I guess on some distant planet this is considered a punchline or funny, but it REALLY puts Betty in a nasty light. Bub did no wrong in this encounter, and she’s just heaping it on. Bad Betty, Bad! Junior, get me the rolled up newspaper…
I don’t know, the strip is named Betty, not Bub. I think she’s very patient with this guy who doesn’t seem to know a whole lot about anything. Not sure why she’s always being picked on in comments.
My ex-wife used to complain that our vacations were exhausting. I work 6 am to 6 pm at a desk job, the only time I get to to out and see the world is on vacation. Summited Kilimanjaro twice, still planning on a 3rd (I’m now 63).
IDK why everyone who disagrees with Betty’s approach calls her evil for wanting her husband to be around for longer than he would be if he remained sedentary.
C about 2 years ago
She’s not happy until you’re unhappy
RAGs about 2 years ago
…that he caused.
Bwahahaha! about 2 years ago
OMG she is THE worst! I wish she’d take a happy trail alone and stumble off a cliff.
Ubintold about 2 years ago
Solution: separate vacations.
Sanspareil about 2 years ago
Only Opal is worse to Earl!
well-i-never about 2 years ago
He never is seen at work. Junior is never shown as a latch-key kid. I would say cartoon-character is the easiest gig in the world.
Gameguy49 Premium Member about 2 years ago
He needs to get away from her for longer than just a vacation. They are just too dissimilar to be together.
Bwahahaha! about 2 years ago
So in this story arc, Bub tried hiking. He didn’t enjoy it. He obviously spent some time bothered by that, knowing that Betty enjoyed it and would want to do it again. He opens up to her about how he honestly feels about the matter, and she just tries to pressure and guilt him into “enjoying” it. I guess on some distant planet this is considered a punchline or funny, but it REALLY puts Betty in a nasty light. Bub did no wrong in this encounter, and she’s just heaping it on. Bad Betty, Bad! Junior, get me the rolled up newspaper…
ChessPirate about 2 years ago
You’re married to Betty, there are no vacations… ☺
flying spaghetti monster about 2 years ago
when I was in the military I was told by a special forces member the only easy day was yesterday.
mountainclimber about 2 years ago
Unlike most of the posters, I am with Betty. Unhealthy, overweight Bud is the epitome of too many people whom I know.
Ken Norris Premium Member about 2 years ago
Adventure: something really bad happening to someone else a long way off and/or a long time ago…
FassEddie about 2 years ago
Divot. That there’s one of them French sofas. Classy.
bhscolleen about 2 years ago
Just received a catalog from a boot company and one of the hiking boots is called “Betty”. Happy trails!
cabalonrye about 2 years ago
I just wonder why some people read this comics if all they do is vent against Betty.
msmcleod about 2 years ago
I don’t know, the strip is named Betty, not Bub. I think she’s very patient with this guy who doesn’t seem to know a whole lot about anything. Not sure why she’s always being picked on in comments.
skyriderwest about 2 years ago
My ex-wife used to complain that our vacations were exhausting. I work 6 am to 6 pm at a desk job, the only time I get to to out and see the world is on vacation. Summited Kilimanjaro twice, still planning on a 3rd (I’m now 63).
tammyspeakslife Premium Member about 2 years ago
IDK why everyone who disagrees with Betty’s approach calls her evil for wanting her husband to be around for longer than he would be if he remained sedentary.