Gil Thorp by Henry Barajas and Rachel Merrill for July 23, 2013

Today it’s a golf ball with eyelashes. Regarding yesterday, when I saw the strip at work on a better computer it looked more like Mimi was holding a spoon. At home it looked just like a knife.

So Steve is putting right-handed? No joke, last year the pro turned him around so he was backhanding the ball as a lefthander would.

Mr. C. Chase: “Steve, see your future…be your future….make your future.”

I’m bored with The Mauler’s stories, imagine how Hairy must feel. Maybe he can put the smack-down on the approaching two and end up in the can again.

Bearwku82, I like your catch on that. And the ball probably isn’t going to fall into the hole until B. Murray detonates the charges to get rid of the gopher.

How long do we have to wait for the big reunion wresting match?

“And speaking of surviving…”? What does this segue refer to? Hairy and Herk surviving their road trip? Herk surviving his steak-eating contest? Downtown Brookfield surviving the recession?

P1…Milford CC’s standards have dropped, Chase wearing cargo shorts?

Steve plays only one short summer, John Jawor tutors him briefly and now HE is giving lessons? Just what the hell does Gil do at the club?

Neil with a rare dual story line effort,,,,but they both suck! Where is Moon???

P1…Milford CC’s standards have dropped, Chase wearing cargo shorts?

Steve plays only one short summer, John Jawor tutors him briefly and now HE is giving lessons? Just what the hell does Gil do at the club?

Neil with a rare dual story line effort,,,,but they both suck! Where is Moon???

is p2 a shot looking out from a porta-potty?

He must’ve hit that putt awfully hard to put such a gash in the ball.

Yes, interesting effort at this dual story line — this is like watching a Tarantino movie, only boring.

Could you repeat that cuttersjock?

The golf ball is hatching … could this lead to the aliens who abducted the Thorp kids and solve the mystery of EES?

BOOORRRRR—inngggg! BOOORRRR—inngggg! Last storyline w the kid attorney was pretty good, but so far the summer story is putrid.

It’s almost like one of those trick drawings that can be seen two ways. I guess that’s what we get with this minimalist art approach, if that’s the right word.

The revelation for Steve Boone last summer was that he plays better backhand with left-handers’ clubs. But I think he was still putting right-handed.