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Andy doesnât need to practice manners or take compliments;thatâs why He cut Poindexder off; modesty. But even He knows when to call a good thing quits.
Gweedo Murray said, about 20 hours agoDAMN GOOD !!!The latest Encarta episode I watched had bad sound and video, but that should be expected since it was what looked like their first effort. The story really grabbed me though. .As the group goes⊠it could have only been better if I went with a âspecial somebodyâ. I believe they were at their best I have seen, so far, since I started going last year. They did the song âNorwegian Woodâ with the Dobro subbing for the sitar part. In their âWhipping Postâ cover; in the middle where it jams, Barb and Paul brought their (acoustic) guitars down low so that the Dobro would stand out. They did some other stuff I hadnât heard before including the song, âHippy Buckarooâ, that (Dobro) Bob had wrote and a cover of an old Dusty Drapes And The Drapers tune, for those who are familiar with that name. I donât how far and wide the Drapers were known, but they played fairly regular at the long since defunct Olympic Dance Hall and Saloon here in Boulder.
That sounds awesome. Glad you had a great time.
Iâve never heard of âDusty Drapesâ have you saw them live before?
I saw your other comment late yesterday too. I hope you manage to get everything done. Did you have to go to the store or did Joe turn up?
I donât really have much to say at the moment as I wasnât feeling very âtip topâ last night but I donât think anybody noticed.
But Iâm feeling OK nowâŠ. I think. Hopefully Iâll have more to say either later on or tomorrow.
When I got my Computer Tech qualification⊠It had a list on the certificate on what I had achieved on the course.
The list is:-Communicating in the IT Industry-Working in the IT Industry-Computer Systems (Hardware) -Setting up an IT Network-Database Systems-Website Development -Computer Graphics
Sounds like a fine idea for an ancillary strip.Rather like Mad Capps [stump] exists beside but not in Andyâs sphere of influence.Letâs give that Comic to Phil n. d. Blanc somebody besides the 3-headed Dog, but keep AC as-is. Just dump the Dog.
Hereâs a Classic from 1957, # AC 0024 in the archive.I call these early Strips âThe Famous 50â because Smytheâs seminal efforts truly defined the Scamp which would become our Andy for 55+ years now. zoom Perhaps a different Percy, not the Rent-Collector? hard to tell without knowing the Man better.
Todayâs strip was a rerun, I think. Very very weak, indeed, as several of the Cappers have commented. (Nice re-do, Mikeyj! I have to admit that Iâve never read any TinTin but I liked your drawing. If youâre taking requests, how about Andy as drawn by Jack Kirby?)@Susan NewmanInteresting ideas, but why not have Flo and Rubie take off to London TOGETHER? (As for Andy ever becoming active in the church, I donât think heâd ever be âactiveâ in anything but the communion wineâŠâŠâŠ)
Let me tell you something⊠If I was in the âGoComics Trenchesâ then I would bring the Edit feature back for all of you and also the âLikeâ button though I wasnât around when that feature was available.
YOUR âLikeâ button would have to keep getting fixed as so many people would be clicking it! I hope youâre having a great day and Iâm glad that you, Ed and Roy got to see the Drapers.
Thank you. By the way, I think your version of todayâs strip is way funnier than Mahoney, Goldsmith and Garnettâs version.^^YWâŠ. at first it wasnât very good, then the idea of giving Andy Tintinâs old-fashioned britches made the drawing work
Sorry about the shrinkage, but I managed to read the lines. Wont that kid need a medic, I mean darts through your noggin ? Thatâs gotta hurt not to mention the penetration into the âgrayâ.. Not familiar with Herge, but I like how even the poddleâs ear tips are poofed in the ubiquitous style.I know I typed âpoddleâ, but left it since it smacks of Brit flavor.^^I wouldnât worry about the glasses guy, cartoon characters are amazingly resilient ;)^Actually, the ears are meant to look like Floâs hair; in the comic Tintinâs dog is called Snowy* , thus Flo-wy^In the original Belgian version, the dog is Milou (me-loo)
So sorry to hear of Richard Briers passing! WE LOVED âGOOD NEIGHBORSâ (thatâs what they called it here in the US, but I think the âGood Lifeâ was better suited.) What a great ensemble! Did some research, quite a bit actually. Brought back some GRAND memories of some GREAT programs! Discovered Felicity Kendall, admitted herself, how difficult she could be and how she wasnât really like Barbara Good quite so much. I loved her on that show. I loved them all. And then I discovered Paul Eddington had passed in 1995. He was magnificent as the Minister in both series! Glad Penelope is still around! Talk about GREAT PROGRAMS! For the most part, you canât beat the British for comedies or mysteries! They sure surpass some of the garbage Hollywood comes up with!
Anyone remember âAllo âAlloâ, or Chef, or Last of the Summer Wine, or Cracker, Open All Hours, Night Detective, or One Foot in the Grave? and of course As Time Goes By?
Just to name a few! GEEZ, I LOVED THOSE SHOWS! Our PBS station doensât carry them anymore.
And then, of course, there was the GREAT Canadian Steve Smith and his The Red Green Show? KEEP YOUR STICK ON THE ICE!
RE: the guy with the forest of darts in his head. Whe I was 6 or 7, I was at a friends house. His family had a nice game room with darts. I do not remember exactly how, but I managed to get a dart stuck in the middle of my forehead. It didnât hurt but my friend was freaking. We went downstairs to his mother. She feinted. My friend and I cracked up laughing. I wouldnât worry about darts piercing the skull, even one less dense than my own.
Templo S.U.D. about 12 years ago
Donât be a sore loser, Capp. Nobody likes them.
Linguist about 12 years ago
Oy ! When you lose, one compliment is enough ! Andyâs right. ( for a change ! )
Mikeyj about 12 years ago
Well, the unlame strips ended after 4 really good ones in a row⊠this is hyper lame
Mikeyj about 12 years ago
time for a redux!
Tog about 12 years ago
Not the best loser is he?
Mikeyj about 12 years ago
It looks Like Andy, but my laugh reflex missed it.^^Maybe my redux, will helpâŠ..
Mikeyj about 12 years ago
oooops, I guess I reduced it too much again⊠in the last panel, the man with glasses has Andyâs darts stuck in his head
Mikeyj about 12 years ago
Well, I did that request today, itâs not perfect but, I think itâs ok⊠letâs face it, Herge is HARD to copy
Chalkeye about 12 years ago
Andy doesnât need to practice manners or take compliments;thatâs why He cut Poindexder off; modesty. But even He knows when to call a good thing quits.
Sandfan about 12 years ago
Andy just canât help himself. Heâs so competitiveâŠ
Number Three about 12 years ago
LOL LOLâŠTemper Temper!
Somebodyâs gone all green with envy.
Least it matches his cap.
xxx
Number Three about 12 years ago
Gweedo Murray said, about 20 hours agoDAMN GOOD !!!The latest Encarta episode I watched had bad sound and video, but that should be expected since it was what looked like their first effort. The story really grabbed me though. .As the group goes⊠it could have only been better if I went with a âspecial somebodyâ. I believe they were at their best I have seen, so far, since I started going last year. They did the song âNorwegian Woodâ with the Dobro subbing for the sitar part. In their âWhipping Postâ cover; in the middle where it jams, Barb and Paul brought their (acoustic) guitars down low so that the Dobro would stand out. They did some other stuff I hadnât heard before including the song, âHippy Buckarooâ, that (Dobro) Bob had wrote and a cover of an old Dusty Drapes And The Drapers tune, for those who are familiar with that name. I donât how far and wide the Drapers were known, but they played fairly regular at the long since defunct Olympic Dance Hall and Saloon here in Boulder.
That sounds awesome. Glad you had a great time.
Iâve never heard of âDusty Drapesâ have you saw them live before?
I saw your other comment late yesterday too. I hope you manage to get everything done. Did you have to go to the store or did Joe turn up?
I donât really have much to say at the moment as I wasnât feeling very âtip topâ last night but I donât think anybody noticed.
But Iâm feeling OK nowâŠ. I think. Hopefully Iâll have more to say either later on or tomorrow.
Glad youâre doing good.
phlash about 12 years ago
Doubling out on a 20 is bad strategy. One usually goes for Double 16 so that, if you single, you still have Double 8 etc.
That said, it was specsâ last dart, so clearly he was willing to risk it, which means Andy was likely close to doubling off on his next turn.
Number Three about 12 years ago
@SusanSunshine
When I got my Computer Tech qualification⊠It had a list on the certificate on what I had achieved on the course.
The list is:-Communicating in the IT Industry-Working in the IT Industry-Computer Systems (Hardware) -Setting up an IT Network-Database Systems-Website Development -Computer Graphics
Is this the sort of thing youâre looking for?
(IT= Information Technology)
Stagger Lee about 12 years ago
Richard Briers 1934 â 2013..
Chalkeye about 12 years ago
Sounds like a fine idea for an ancillary strip.Rather like Mad Capps [stump] exists beside but not in Andyâs sphere of influence.Letâs give that Comic to Phil n. d. Blanc somebody besides the 3-headed Dog, but keep AC as-is. Just dump the Dog.
Chalkeye about 12 years ago
Hereâs a Classic from 1957, # AC 0024 in the archive.I call these early Strips âThe Famous 50â because Smytheâs seminal efforts truly defined the Scamp which would become our Andy for 55+ years now. zoom Perhaps a different Percy, not the Rent-Collector? hard to tell without knowing the Man better.
Buggerlugs about 12 years ago
Point him in the right direction and heâs hard to beat.
loves raising duncan about 12 years ago
Bit of a sure loser much Andy?
Buggerlugs about 12 years ago
Everybody wants to be wanted.
Buggerlugs about 12 years ago
Notice in my âPoint him in the right directionâŠâ post that Andy is throwing with his right hand. He must have really been soused.
Godfreydaniel about 12 years ago
Todayâs strip was a rerun, I think. Very very weak, indeed, as several of the Cappers have commented. (Nice re-do, Mikeyj! I have to admit that Iâve never read any TinTin but I liked your drawing. If youâre taking requests, how about Andy as drawn by Jack Kirby?)@Susan NewmanInteresting ideas, but why not have Flo and Rubie take off to London TOGETHER? (As for Andy ever becoming active in the church, I donât think heâd ever be âactiveâ in anything but the communion wineâŠâŠâŠ)
Number Three about 12 years ago
Let me tell you something⊠If I was in the âGoComics Trenchesâ then I would bring the Edit feature back for all of you and also the âLikeâ button though I wasnât around when that feature was available.
YOUR âLikeâ button would have to keep getting fixed as so many people would be clicking it! I hope youâre having a great day and Iâm glad that you, Ed and Roy got to see the Drapers.
Mikeyj about 12 years ago
Thank you. By the way, I think your version of todayâs strip is way funnier than Mahoney, Goldsmith and Garnettâs version.^^YWâŠ. at first it wasnât very good, then the idea of giving Andy Tintinâs old-fashioned britches made the drawing work
And yeah, I think my version was better too
Mikeyj about 12 years ago
Sorry about the shrinkage, but I managed to read the lines. Wont that kid need a medic, I mean darts through your noggin ? Thatâs gotta hurt not to mention the penetration into the âgrayâ.. Not familiar with Herge, but I like how even the poddleâs ear tips are poofed in the ubiquitous style.I know I typed âpoddleâ, but left it since it smacks of Brit flavor.^^I wouldnât worry about the glasses guy, cartoon characters are amazingly resilient ;)^Actually, the ears are meant to look like Floâs hair; in the comic Tintinâs dog is called Snowy* , thus Flo-wy^In the original Belgian version, the dog is Milou (me-loo)
Dry and Dusty Premium Member about 12 years ago
So sorry to hear of Richard Briers passing! WE LOVED âGOOD NEIGHBORSâ (thatâs what they called it here in the US, but I think the âGood Lifeâ was better suited.) What a great ensemble! Did some research, quite a bit actually. Brought back some GRAND memories of some GREAT programs! Discovered Felicity Kendall, admitted herself, how difficult she could be and how she wasnât really like Barbara Good quite so much. I loved her on that show. I loved them all. And then I discovered Paul Eddington had passed in 1995. He was magnificent as the Minister in both series! Glad Penelope is still around! Talk about GREAT PROGRAMS! For the most part, you canât beat the British for comedies or mysteries! They sure surpass some of the garbage Hollywood comes up with!
Dry and Dusty Premium Member about 12 years ago
Anyone remember âAllo âAlloâ, or Chef, or Last of the Summer Wine, or Cracker, Open All Hours, Night Detective, or One Foot in the Grave? and of course As Time Goes By?
Just to name a few! GEEZ, I LOVED THOSE SHOWS! Our PBS station doensât carry them anymore.
And then, of course, there was the GREAT Canadian Steve Smith and his The Red Green Show? KEEP YOUR STICK ON THE ICE!
And of course, ARE YOU BEING SERVED?"
pawpawbear about 12 years ago
RE: the guy with the forest of darts in his head. Whe I was 6 or 7, I was at a friends house. His family had a nice game room with darts. I do not remember exactly how, but I managed to get a dart stuck in the middle of my forehead. It didnât hurt but my friend was freaking. We went downstairs to his mother. She feinted. My friend and I cracked up laughing. I wouldnât worry about darts piercing the skull, even one less dense than my own.
Sherlock5 about 2 months ago
Andy may be a sore loser, but to be fair, heâs not a very gracious winner, either.