Nancy by Olivia Jaimes for March 13, 2014

Although informally* the meat can be spelled as baloney, the actual spelling in bologna. The nonsense definition (as hinted in the last panel) is only spelled baloney.

*The general public is too stupid to spell it correctly so the incorrect spelling has become more acceptable.

sigh come on guys it was a great pun and I enjoyed it without the corrections on grammar. ;-)

Sluggo, have I introduced you to my friend, “Bubba” Blue? He’s into shrimp — tell ’em, Bubba…

Oh, Baloney..\\//_

This strip just brought back some fond memories of one of my stepsons who, like Sluggo, could only cook Bologna.

Three high school girls eating lunch and conversing.

Girl #1: “Boe-LOG-uh-nuh. I don’t know how to pronounce it, so I just say Boe-LOG-uh-nuh.”~Girl #2: “Boe-LOG-nuh. That is how you are suppose to pronounce it.”~Girl #3: “I just call it Ba-LONE-ee.”~Girls #1 and 2: “Tee hee hee! Ha Ha Ha! Ba-LONE—eeee?”

Baloney is the Ripple Wine of cold cuts! YUK!

I find it refreshing to read some of the older comics,especially with all the hustle and bustle that is occupying our daily lives along with the troubles of the world.The comics gives us a short break from reality and gives our minds a short rest as well.Has anyone ever stop to think that maybe there could have been a feature in the comics that inspired good ideas? People like David_42 and Wiseguy70005 should realize that these are comics and nothing more and people don’t really care if the words are spelled right or worry about their brain dying. Henry Ward Beecher once said A person without a sense of humor is like a wagon without springs. It’s jolted by every pebble on the road.

Evolution based on misspellings is stupid. With your theory, the word “your” can replace you’re, and “there” can replace their and they’re.

They should bring back the Oscar Meyer jingle. Because they have a way with BOLOGNA.

Guy, I loved this one! Still laughing just thinking of it - the last panel is great and just cracks me up!!!

Coincidentally, I had a fried bologna and onion sub today. Delicious, no matter how it is spelled. ☺

When I want the correct spelling of this lunch meat, I just sing the Oscar Mayer jingle.

Good for Nancy for not making a comment, most wouldn’t be able to resist.