Brevity by Dan Thompson for October 19, 2013

Happy and a banana…..I love it. and obviously so does she.

Whoa….

That banana peel must be really slippery….

Otherwise, how did this one slide right past the syndicate editors?

LOL

Well, she certainly noticed….

sigh* … i should be so lucky that they think i have a pencil in my pocket

She does have a certain a peal…..

It must be hard on her to never know for sure if he’s hungry or horny.

Capndunzzi, it’s in reference to an old Mae West line..“is that a banana in your pocket, or are you just glad to see me” , insinuating that just seeing her got him aroused!!

From his reaction, I suspect her line was more like, “Why do you have a banana in your pocket?”

Orange you glad it wasn’t just the banana?

I thought the Mae West line, spoken to policeman Cary Grant, asked about a gun? (She Done Him Wrong)

What Mae West said was, “Is that a pistol in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me?”

Couldn’t find ‘the line’ by Ms. West but since one of my favorite has been mentioned. She had genius timing

http://youtu.be/FJS670okmZc

WHEW! It would get all brown and splotchy from being rubbed in his pocket. And then the mouse in his other pocket said, “Which one?”

What a PANTSY relationship with these two! In a good way.

Whoa! How’d that make it in?

Must we? I thought this was a family strip. Oh well.

“‘Is that a gun [or pistol] in your pocket, or are you just glad to see me?’ – was not spoken by Mae West in She Done Him Wrong (1933) – but she did restate the line in her final film Sextette (1978) to co-star George Hamilton. Reportedly, she spoke the line to an escorting LA police officer who met her at the LA railway station in February, 1936.”(According to Greatest Film Misquotes at filmsite.org.)