Gil Thorp by Henry Barajas and Rachel Merrill for September 27, 2012

Emerald Aisle?? Geez! What a pun.

This “I’m Irish I don’t understand what you’re saying” stuff is played already.

Someone needs to bop Doyle over the head with a shillelagh.

@chip, over here those are called baseball bats.

What’s Marty Moon doing tonight? Internet betting? Leering at unsuspecting women? Drinking? All of the above.

Doyle will have Terry hustling Lucky Charms in the cereal aisle of Kroger’s before the week is out. Marty Moon has Terry as his first guest on the new “Top ‘O The Mornin’” show. Scouts from Notre Dame are rushing to Milford. Gil could become the next Gerry Faust! Erin go bragh!

Why is it when I think of Irish and marketing, the only thing that comes to mind is “They’re magically delicious?”

Please chuck this storyline before it becomes ridiculous.

Oh those crazy American slang words like “marketing”.

What a strange American term you used Yank… mar-ket-ing… hmmmm… back on Eire, we got our messages to do, meaning we shop for groceries.

Where is Doyle Dane’s sidekick, Bill Bernbach?

Teen parties w/o alcohol are very boring.

“Emerald Aisle?” I guess the pun works for those of us reading the bubbles, but aren’t they engaged in conversation where a spelling pun wouldn’t really make it? They do actually speak in Milford right? Or do they all just go around reading each other’s conversation bubbles?

ZZZZZZZZZZ……….

Great observation, Wooderson.

League’s been using mainly replacement Irish till now.

Emerald aisle is over there by the vegetables.

@kdizzle – How dare you pull back the curtain!

Too much pocket snooker and we’ll hear “Cleanup on Emerald Aisle One!”

What do you mean it’s not real? Actual headline from the Greensboro (NC) News and Record, Sept. 18, 2012: “Thorp: Resigning best for UNC.”

…need a Moon sighting, story line is dragging…..