Gil Thorp by Henry Barajas and Rachel Merrill for April 10, 2013

Big suspense — does Knox know about Jaxon?

starting to see why Darby has a kid

Darby will recognize fairly quickly that she’s dealing with a case of “cranium emptor” with this dude Foley.

Jaxon was already humongous a year ago. Can’t wait to see the size of him now. And what about Dinny, did his relationship with Darby fizzle?

Gotta admit, nice comeback line by Darby.

Just how big is this school anyway where the kids have never seen each other until they attend a game. Seems to happen each season.

I heard the Binghampton Principal is Joe Flynn. Who are the couselors, Ernie Borgnine and Tim Conway? Hard Knox= Big Swelled Head. Does Darby now go to MHS or is she still home schooled? As I recall, Big Jaxon’s daddy is older than dart throwin’ Darby.

Lots of alimony.

Wasn’t Knox’s line in P3 supposed to be something like, “You, two milkshakes, and a date at the Bucket.”

Where exactly is Milford? I know Binghamton is in what is known as the Southern Tier of New York state.

at Have Mop:Remember that Darby goes to the remedial school or something. They must not have sports so she attains that passion, as well as her baby producing one, at MILFord

…..don’t know why I’m emotionally involved here, but in recent memory I haven’t disliked a character more than Knox Foley. Obviously lavished with praise and material possessions by his cuckolded impotent father, Knox exhibits all the traits of a future night shift manager at a Jack in the Box. Hope Neil and Rod will mete out an appropriate lesson of hubris recanted here…..or at least show more Moon!

Knox Foley’s alter ego – Richard Cranium

Maybe we should start a pool. How many weeks will go by before we find out who the heck fell at the gas station at the start of this story?

What I want to know is, is Milford ever going back to the playDOWNS in any sport. Loser High.

I’m glad the young people have got their priorities on straight.

@bearwku82……..and they have a Japanese exchange student named Fuiji!

I am told there is a Milford in every one of the 48 continental United States. I live in the one in Southeastern MA. And yes, there really was an escaped peacock running around town a few months ago.