RE: Paddling (on blog):Just plain wrong. It isn’t education, it’s intimidation- and too often applied to the wrong persons by the wrong type of people. It’s hard to believe this still is happening; they even did an episode about this on “Little House on the Prairie” many years ago.
My blanket is two-sided. On the one side, nice cuddly cute zebra stripes. On the other, a fierce black panther with fangs and claws extended. Since I normally sleep nude, you can guess which side is the one that wraps my nice warm body.
On the blog: Sexiest braid anywhere—now I know what Satan’s serpent had going for him. // Wish the wrong-number crowd would study that telephone talk manual. // Orange support.
Paddlings were legal when I was a kid. And they were reasonably effective deterants, especially with the vice-principle’s, which had holes bored in it. And the mechanical drawing teacher was very strong. But it was always male on male, none of that craigslist stuff.
Google could easily comply with the Frogblog Standard by ranking and listing according to the “interesting” algorithm. Frogblog would always be there for us thrill seekers.
RE: Blog – Proper way to answer a telephone – How will the person answering the phone know who I am if I say, “This is Mr. Jones?”-Ms. Grandstaff seems to be clinging to a REALLY grand staff.
The really neat thing about the Me-321/323 Gigant was the way it turned into such a money pit for the Reich. It started out as a hasty project to land troops and tanks in England, during a projected landing in 1940. That didn’t happen but they just couldn’t let go of the project. The Reich kept throwing more resources at it, depriving themselves of the means to do harm in other areas. Even when it worked as a transport it was a curse in a very effective disguise, tempting the Germans to waste more resources holding North Africa. (Maybe this is why those German soldiers went skinny-dipping in Libya: their swimming trunks were lost aboard a shot-down Me-323)
Re Dr. Batty’s Asthma Cigarettes at FBlog. When my wife [the Pert] was a small girl she would often stay at her paternal Grandmother’s. Granny suffered from asthma and indeed she smoked some kind of asthma cigarettes.
When the Pert entered college and caught her first scent of marihuana smoke she had a good notion just what the active ingredient must have been in her Granny’s Asthma Ciggies.
Holy frickin’ Moley! FB announces TWO WHOLE DAYS (Tuesday already past, Wednesday which is today) without FA! Smoke, smoke, smoke that cigarette! Cough!
The blog picture of Hitler was taken by Heinrich Hoffman, his favorite photographer, in 1926. It was probably done in connection with the publication of Mein Kampf. The goofball costume is part of Hitler’s ongoing effort to look like a man of the people. The Bavarian people, that is. (Black shoes and white socks. It figures.)
That little red car is a Fiat 500, possibly an “L” model. These were everywhere in Naples when I lived there in 1970, and I have seen one of these pull up to a curb and disgorge more Italians than a clown car at Ringling Brothers. Cheap and practical, it allowed people vehicular freedom without excessive cost, and you could park one just about anywhere.
Another creative crisis, hm? Time to take a brisk walk, in the autumn winds blowing, unclogging the mental nostrils!Nah, never worked for me neither. Maybe a vitamin supplement would work better?
margueritem about 12 years ago
How about a buffalo robe?
FLIGHT SUIT about 12 years ago
Wow, that paddling story on the blog is super creepy. I’ll bet that vice-principal has some very interesting skeletons in his closet.
Sisyphos about 12 years ago
What have you done to Zeeba Neighba?!—Oh, wait. That’s a different comic strip. You know; the one by Cartoon-Boy?
Crumbucket about 12 years ago
No zebra would be caught dead wearing that pattern.
The Old Wolf about 12 years ago
I have my own favorite blanket. It may be no more or less warm than others in the house, but I like it…
Superfrog about 12 years ago
It goes well with your leopard underwear.
bluskies about 12 years ago
RE: Paddling (on blog):Just plain wrong. It isn’t education, it’s intimidation- and too often applied to the wrong persons by the wrong type of people. It’s hard to believe this still is happening; they even did an episode about this on “Little House on the Prairie” many years ago.
runar about 12 years ago
Well my zebra blanket has white stripes on a black background. Nyah!
*Hot Rod* about 12 years ago
No zebras were harmed during the creation of this comic strip.
V-Beast about 12 years ago
Get out a deck of cards and we’ll play some stripe poker.
farren about 12 years ago
My blanket is two-sided. On the one side, nice cuddly cute zebra stripes. On the other, a fierce black panther with fangs and claws extended. Since I normally sleep nude, you can guess which side is the one that wraps my nice warm body.
scarbro about 12 years ago
On the blog: Sexiest braid anywhere—now I know what Satan’s serpent had going for him. // Wish the wrong-number crowd would study that telephone talk manual. // Orange support.
scarbro about 12 years ago
Paddlings were legal when I was a kid. And they were reasonably effective deterants, especially with the vice-principle’s, which had holes bored in it. And the mechanical drawing teacher was very strong. But it was always male on male, none of that craigslist stuff.
scarbro about 12 years ago
Google could easily comply with the Frogblog Standard by ranking and listing according to the “interesting” algorithm. Frogblog would always be there for us thrill seekers.
APersonOfInterest about 12 years ago
RE: Blog – Proper way to answer a telephone – How will the person answering the phone know who I am if I say, “This is Mr. Jones?”-Ms. Grandstaff seems to be clinging to a REALLY grand staff.
APersonOfInterest about 12 years ago
RE: Blog – You say the girl’s mother took photographs of the abused bottom in question … please post them … :-) PLEASE 8-)
J Short about 12 years ago
You mean my purple and pink zebra blanket from Spencer’s isn’t their natural color?
J Short about 12 years ago
You ought to see it under a black light; it’s bitchin.
Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member about 12 years ago
i prefer something with scales…
Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member about 12 years ago
oh how i wish i could un braid her hair…
Linguist about 12 years ago
So that’s where my pet Zebra, Zeke went to !
Oxnate about 12 years ago
Cold room, Warm blanket. Sounds like my idea of heaven.
Perkycat about 12 years ago
Some great pictures on the blog. Love the mirror and the antlers.
Larry Miller Premium Member about 12 years ago
BRAIDI think the way to say what several have said here is, “I’d plait with her.”
Steve Bartholomew about 12 years ago
Re Telephone Talk: Whenever I reach someone who says, “Mr. X. speaking,” I know I have the right party.
Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member about 12 years ago
we still miss you Jim…
SusanCraig about 12 years ago
wish I didn’t have to pass the crown roast of Spam to reach Tony Dow (he’s even sexier now than when he was elder bro to the Beav!)
farren about 12 years ago
@JShort
Purple and pink? Was that after it was paddled?
Bill Thompson about 12 years ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Messerschmitt_Me_321
The really neat thing about the Me-321/323 Gigant was the way it turned into such a money pit for the Reich. It started out as a hasty project to land troops and tanks in England, during a projected landing in 1940. That didn’t happen but they just couldn’t let go of the project. The Reich kept throwing more resources at it, depriving themselves of the means to do harm in other areas. Even when it worked as a transport it was a curse in a very effective disguise, tempting the Germans to waste more resources holding North Africa. (Maybe this is why those German soldiers went skinny-dipping in Libya: their swimming trunks were lost aboard a shot-down Me-323)
Treerabbit about 12 years ago
.. wondering what happened .. did the zebra come back for his blanket .. or the TV exploded ..I want my FA!
Oxnate about 12 years ago
Teresa is being broken over up Packer’s loosing. She is being too much angry at refs to being writing.
S about 12 years ago
TMI
The Old Wolf about 12 years ago
Not even a lame announcement at the blog. Hope Teresa’s ok.
Cat43ullus about 12 years ago
Re Dr. Batty’s Asthma Cigarettes at FBlog. When my wife [the Pert] was a small girl she would often stay at her paternal Grandmother’s. Granny suffered from asthma and indeed she smoked some kind of asthma cigarettes.
When the Pert entered college and caught her first scent of marihuana smoke she had a good notion just what the active ingredient must have been in her Granny’s Asthma Ciggies.Sisyphos about 12 years ago
Holy frickin’ Moley! FB announces TWO WHOLE DAYS (Tuesday already past, Wednesday which is today) without FA! Smoke, smoke, smoke that cigarette! Cough!
Bill Thompson about 12 years ago
The blog picture of Hitler was taken by Heinrich Hoffman, his favorite photographer, in 1926. It was probably done in connection with the publication of Mein Kampf. The goofball costume is part of Hitler’s ongoing effort to look like a man of the people. The Bavarian people, that is. (Black shoes and white socks. It figures.)
The Old Wolf about 12 years ago
That little red car is a Fiat 500, possibly an “L” model. These were everywhere in Naples when I lived there in 1970, and I have seen one of these pull up to a curb and disgorge more Italians than a clown car at Ringling Brothers. Cheap and practical, it allowed people vehicular freedom without excessive cost, and you could park one just about anywhere.
Treerabbit about 12 years ago
Another creative crisis, hm? Time to take a brisk walk, in the autumn winds blowing, unclogging the mental nostrils!Nah, never worked for me neither. Maybe a vitamin supplement would work better?
APersonOfInterest about 12 years ago
RE: Blog – The photograph of Hitler … ???? One wonders how he was able to command an army of “real” men. He looks so wimpy.
ransomdstone about 12 years ago
You are correct. They were still black and white, while all else was transformed.