Today’s was okay but fairly predictable. Loved the classics, Linda Dean’s posters, Sandfan’s “Hollywood Squares”, and of course, Number Six’s “Jailbirds”!
Thanks. It was okay and finished up nicely. I talked to my cousin Laura late when she called and even had some words (good ones) with hubby, Mike. -The current strips are a little too in the nice zone. Poor Reg is rolling in his keg. -I read those same ones except for Buckets and Marmaduke. Useta read the ‘Marm’ in print years back. -Rohn had a short day yesterday and then we went out and shopped some stuff. I will be here tomorrow as he had to go in today. He is usually off Thursday. If we don’t get enough done then I guess I will be here Saturday too as it is his day off also. ________________________________________________
I agree with you when you say that Reg Smythe must be rolling in his ‘keg’ -I loved the strips where Andy & Flo had ‘accents’ and the rounded off words. I loved the domestic violence too. I liked the word “BOP” when Andy & Flo used to punch each other.-Marmaduke is a lovely strip. I love his innocent faces when he’s done something wrong and is about to get told off. -Glad you had a nice phone chat with Laura & Mike. My cousin and I text each other funny stuff. For example, When I’m due to give blood he starts off with how big the needle is going to be when I go.-I hope your Friday has started off great!
The trouble is that we have had so many Scots Prime ministers, lately that they favoured their own country for marine contracts..Here in Devon, we have a thriving dockyard (military) that is now concerned that It’s days might be numbered.
oh, but Eldo, can you see them jitterbugging? I dont see Nick Nolte but a slim John Steinbeck with a girl of the calling – with her hair twirling and her feet swirling and a good time being held by all…hell yeah, pass me my paycheck and a wooden nickle for the cannery row saloon and I will make you rue the day you thought of this novel! er, excuse me, I was talking to J.S., and intending it too!
Swalb%515 about 11 years ago
You got that right, Flo. !!
Templo S.U.D. about 11 years ago
More descriptions would’ve been helpful.
Sandfan about 11 years ago
More ‘Squares’…
Q. As you grow older, do you tend to gesture more or less with your hands while talking?
A. Rose Marie: You ask me one more growing old question Peter, and I’ll give you a gesture you’ll never forget.
Q. Paul, why do Hell’s Angels wear leather?
A. Paul Lynde: Because chiffon wrinkles too easily.
Q. Charley, you’ve just decided to grow strawberries. Are you going to get any during the first year?
A. Charley Weaver: Of course not, I’m too busy growing strawberries.
Q. In bowling, what’s a perfect score?
A. Rose Marie: Ralph, the pin boy.
Sandfan about 11 years ago
Very good one today. Keep it up, guys.
Dry and Dusty Premium Member about 11 years ago
Good one today!
RalphZIggy about 11 years ago
could be the right Andy and that’s a young drinking buddy in training, meaning of that is that he buys Andy drinks
Linda Solomon about 11 years ago
Thought of the day and Hugs ((((((( CAPPERS ! )))))))
Linda Solomon about 11 years ago
Linda Solomon about 11 years ago
Betty Boop and Andy got mixed up somehow…
Linda Solomon about 11 years ago
Linda Solomon about 11 years ago
Godfreydaniel about 11 years ago
Today’s was okay but fairly predictable. Loved the classics, Linda Dean’s posters, Sandfan’s “Hollywood Squares”, and of course, Number Six’s “Jailbirds”!
Number Three about 11 years ago
Yep… Definitely got the wrong guy!
LOL xxx
Number Three about 11 years ago
@Gweedo Murray
Gweedo Murray said, about 23 hours ago
Thanks. It was okay and finished up nicely. I talked to my cousin Laura late when she called and even had some words (good ones) with hubby, Mike. -The current strips are a little too in the nice zone. Poor Reg is rolling in his keg. -I read those same ones except for Buckets and Marmaduke. Useta read the ‘Marm’ in print years back. -Rohn had a short day yesterday and then we went out and shopped some stuff. I will be here tomorrow as he had to go in today. He is usually off Thursday. If we don’t get enough done then I guess I will be here Saturday too as it is his day off also. ________________________________________________
I agree with you when you say that Reg Smythe must be rolling in his ‘keg’ -I loved the strips where Andy & Flo had ‘accents’ and the rounded off words. I loved the domestic violence too. I liked the word “BOP” when Andy & Flo used to punch each other.-Marmaduke is a lovely strip. I love his innocent faces when he’s done something wrong and is about to get told off. -Glad you had a nice phone chat with Laura & Mike. My cousin and I text each other funny stuff. For example, When I’m due to give blood he starts off with how big the needle is going to be when I go.-I hope your Friday has started off great!
pcolli about 11 years ago
The trouble is that we have had so many Scots Prime ministers, lately that they favoured their own country for marine contracts..Here in Devon, we have a thriving dockyard (military) that is now concerned that It’s days might be numbered.
Fan o’ Lio. about 11 years ago
Do you think he could squeeze some specs under that cap?
Fan o’ Lio. about 11 years ago
(Old joke)Andy, do you like Kipling?-I don’t know, I’ve never kippled.
Linda Solomon about 11 years ago
oh, but Eldo, can you see them jitterbugging? I dont see Nick Nolte but a slim John Steinbeck with a girl of the calling – with her hair twirling and her feet swirling and a good time being held by all…hell yeah, pass me my paycheck and a wooden nickle for the cannery row saloon and I will make you rue the day you thought of this novel! er, excuse me, I was talking to J.S., and intending it too!
Linda Solomon about 11 years ago
he doesnt care for bad reputations but he is inundated by one!
Linda Solomon about 11 years ago
Cannery Row is one of my favorite books of all time. The writing flows as much as the liquor!