Andy Capp by Reg Smythe for March 08, 2010

In one ear and out the other.

sounds like it was soothing

Bow your head, close your eyes, put your hands together, and whatever….

Flo drags him by his ear.

As far as Andy’s concerned, it’s the thought that counts.

how the heck did Flo get him off the couch on a sunday morning?

Seems to me like Andy’s complimenting the preacher on his narcoleptic powers.

Works for horses too.

Andy goes every week… He learns how to nice to Flo. He lets her get his beer abd fetch his slippers. On sunday’s he even lets her fluff his pillow…

There’s that crane again.

Where I go we have audience participation and a young pastor. Andy does what he does best is sleep.

It is not surprising that the vicar would come to Andy for his opinion. But this one time, Andy tried not to hurt his feelings and got caught in a little white lie.

Hopefully the vicar will do better next time and keep his flock on the edge of their seats throughout his next sermon. We commend you Andy for trying to spare his feelings. If only Flo could show such sensitivity!

You are a fine example to all Christians Andy!

Did Andy hear what Vicar lectured his sermon while Andy slept ? I think he didn’t hear while he slept. He had to lie about Vicar’s sermon. Thou shall not lie…. tch!

Andy goes to church for the free sacramental wine!

Joe your question is valid. Church attendance in Britain is extremely low. Why would someone like Andy (or Flo for that matter) buck that trend?

Thank you Joe for explaining Christian ethics.

Andy told the truth: the sermon powerfully moved him to think of having a nap- so he did!

“Sleep like a baby” is an odd expression for sleeping peacefully. Babies usually sleep a while, then wake up and cry, sleep a while, then wake up and cry…