Nancy by Olivia Jaimes for May 21, 2014

I don’t get comics like these, i never lose socks in the laundry. Don’t understand how this happens to so many people.

I’m sure that if you called Phil, he’d rush right over to help you get over the nightmare (especially if you told him what you’re wearing. I know I would! LOL)

Er… there’s laundry involved here? <3

Consider mine fried by Fritzi!

Another strip for the Favorites. But why is Fritzi wearing ear rings to bed?

I sleep with earrings, but that’s beacause I’m too lazy to take them out.

Now, THERE’S some sock puppets Shari Lewis probably never thought of. (May she R.I.P.)

Fritzi’s wearing earrings? Hmm,for some resaon I didn’t notice. ;)

And Fritzi in a nitey is etched into mine. Fair trade.

But the rest of you is pretty well done, Fritzi!

It’s a good thing those zombie socks didn’t join up with Clovis-Rex. Spaceman Spiff and Susie might not have defeated all of them. Probably a good thing Fritzi didn’t continue with her nightmare and see all of that, including the aliens who ate Clovis-Rex. She would have woke up screaming.

Thanks for reading, folks!

If you look long enough, you can start to see socks in the left panel.

If there’s enough socks to be washed in a full load, it’s usually no problem. It’s when socks are washed with shirts and/or trousers there can be a problem due to static cling, ie shake the shirts vigorously to dislodge any socks that may have attatched.

What happened to the other story line?

Socks…meh..Fritzi—WOOF !

I hope Fritzi doesn’t get agitated from her nightmare. Please, don’t sock it to me.

Fritzi, I have the mates to those socks in my wash basket.

Fritzi, I’d be glad to do your laundry for you.

Al Capp received a similar comment once and responded-if you don’t like big -—- read Annie.

It’s the way she’s drawn. Panel 1 you only see her right side. Panel 2 you only see her left. Hence, that’s why we only see one side at a time. Hows zat for an explanation. Huh?

And don’t forget Betty Boop and Jessica Rabbit.

A reflection of real life in some ways. I had a cousin that was “top heavy”. No, she didn’t flaunt it, it fact it was a hinderance in how she walked, and life in general. To make the best of it, she became a dealer for Pennyrich. Her and husband both died in early 50s.Wife, on other hand, (48 years now) was just one notch above board when we married.(But- 4 kids later——————)