Luann by Greg Evans and Karen Evans for March 11, 2015
March 10, 2015
March 12, 2015
Transcript:
Toni: "An art gallery? Is this us?"
Brad: "Hey, we're classy, right?
Sales woman: "...And just imagine your vows amid elegant art!"
Sales woman: "And a customized martini that says "Us"!"
Brad: "This isn't us"
“What’s the best work of art in this building? The Exit Sign ! – This place is all about name recognition, namely THEIRS. And you’d probably need a dictionary to understand this “art”!!! It probably doesn’t even leave a bad taste in your mouth, since there was no taste here, to begin with!!! – Don’t even think the hipster crowds (or that couple that went to Haverty’s) would come here…. – LOL, “Glop #53” by Greg, in the middle panel, on display!!! And “Ow!” by Bob… yeah, appropriate title, ha ha ha!!!
“Whose Wedding Is This, Anyway?”“It’s Your Thing!” (♫)“With A Knick, Knack… This Art Is Paddy- Wack!!!”“A Gallery With Gall”“You Could Cut The Pretension With A Knife”“Say It Ain’t So-phistication!”“No Knack For Knick Knacks”“Tasteless Taste”“Caveat Empty”“Art Was Here…But He Left”or“Skip Past My Louvre”
poor Bob, is it the one from pearl before swines? we got Greg’s glop and an expensive paper clip, one bought by military? and sorry to spoil it, but we going to get more fail venues before we get either Friday or Saturday the theater owned by TJ
this reminds me of ‘The In-laws’ Staring Michael Douglas.The bride wants six people on the beach… nice, simple and memorable… Romantic even. Her dad goes all out for the big wing ding. His plans get ruined by the Groom’s father who is a secret agent trying to work and do the wedding thing at the same time… they end up after all of the hassle with six people on the beach… I loved it and my wife loved it… great chick flick.
I’ve heard the same rumors, but I also hear (from the younger members of my family) that kids these days aren’t joining churches, temples, synagogues, etc., that they feel ‘spiritual’, but not necessarily connected to organized religion.-I think most churches and temples still want you to join if you’re going to have a ceremony in their building…
Somehow, I don’t think that we will see a church wedding……too controversial? I did see one church in this strip…July 4th, the “For whom the bell tolls” day when Gunther told Rosa that he would go to Peru with her. But, how about that gallery lady, all legs and a chest area that could only hold baby sized lungs? Aw, we know they’ll get hitched in a fire station with an Elvis impersonator doing the honors.
Hey Toni!Have You TOLD Brad, Yet??Have You Told Him that the TWO of You Will HAVE to take Shannon on Your Honeymoon because YOUR Sorry, No-Good, Stink-Bug of a “Brother” will be too Busy “Auditioning Starlets” That week to Look after His OWN Daughter, and that THIS Storyline is ONLY being presented, for LAFFS, to Appease a Small but NOISY Fan Base That ENJOYS Seeing the Good Guys in THIS Strip, Tortured???
I suspect the firehouse is where they’re going to end up getting married. But I wouldn’t be surprised for there to be an alarm in the middle of it and then they’ll end up just going to the courthouse which is what they should’ve done to begin with!
Goody Goodies like these two will sometimes abandon and take a drink without any idea how to temper that, The next step is pre marriage sex. It is far better to be taught how to drink and learn limitations. I was a fireman and we had many cook-outs where they had to park a beer delivery truck behind the firehouse, That was because we always had a big crowd and it all went to charity like burn victims.
It’s just going to be a backyard/garden/outdoor sort of thing. Personal, cheap, simple, and easy to make the space as extravagant or basic as they want.
Fire Department Chaplin presiding the wedding at the Fireman’s Hall. Just don’t let it be interrupted by an emergency event, give them a true wedding day.
A firehouse is a structure that contains storage space for the fire equipment (trucks, EMS vehicles, lockers with gear that firefighters wear, etc. There is also usually a space where the firefighters on duty stay for their 2 or 3 day shifts; sleeping areas, restrooms and a break room for meals.) -The front of the firehouse is where the driveway is, and most of the rolling stock (trucks, EMS vehicles) use that driveway to exit to a call.-The rear portion of a firehouse is often where parking spaces are located. Sometimes there might also be a separate garage for repairing the rolling stock.Many jurisdictions consolidate maintenance for all rolling stock in one central area, though, instead of requiring each department to provide a space to work on equipment.-If the parking area behind a fire station is used as a wedding site, it would not interfere in any way with the mission of the firehouse. If the living quarters of the firefighters (break room) is used for a wedding, it would not interfere with the mission of a firehouse.-Presumably, the wedding would not be scheduled for a time that either Toni or Brad are on duty.
My own preference would be 1) a small church wedding for close family and friends followed by a small reception of cake and ice cream, choice 2) would be an outdoors wedding, with a tent for the inevitable rain and treats for the visitng wildlife. *But for them, I like the idea someone else had about a car-themed wedding.
“but Brad/Toni don’t even say something like “thank you for your time”.”*RB- Something was bothering me— thanks for elucidating it! You’re right, they should be saying “Thank you for your time”. I just guess that’s happening off-strip (Levi used to fill us in on these details. Where is he?)
Many commenting here seem to know only one type of fire department. Some of us in smaller towns and cities still have volunteer or part paid, part volunteer fire departments.
Precisely. And the stations in my town are often used for that purpose. It’s only very large cities (i.e. that have a fully paid fire dept.) where it’s an issue. I believe, in fact, that this is one of the things that makes a “city” a “city.” Paid fire department and/or “in house” paid sanitation (i.e. not “contracted”). Most municipalities (except the very small ones) have paid Police, albeit not very large departments. But I’ve never seen a municipality with paid fire that was not incorporated as a “city.”
-A firehouse and its land are paid for by taxpayers; therefore, any events on its grounds should be for public events only-A significant number of court cases and case law suggest that your view of how public lands and buildings should be used is incorrect. Most recent spate of court cases involve the use, by charities or individuals, of public parks to stage feedings for the homeless. Each time a city or county attempts to stop these group feedings, the charity goes to court and courts order that the use be allowed, as the land is ‘public’.-The City of Fort Lauderdale, during the time that I worked there, lost several court cases involving the removal of homeless people from parks, until the City decided that all parks would officially close at sundown unless a city sanctioned event was occurring. The courts allowed that, as it applied to everyone. But otherwise, the ruling was that public land was for the public, even if those who were using it were sleeping on benches and scaring away kids who might play in the park.- I was a witness at a City Hall wedding held at the City Hall of Deerfield Beach back in 1981, conducted by the City Clerk during daytime hours. The City Clerk was also a notary, so was legally able to marry a couple. It was not a lengthy wedding, but was during working hours so you would consider it a waste of tax payer dollars even though the couple did pay for the Clerk’s services. (They decorated the area themselves.)-Time is, indeed, everything when fighting fires, which is why on-duty firefighters who are not actively involved with a fire are involved with training, or repairing equipment or carrying out other station area responsibilities (including buying their own food and cooking their own meals.)
People who like to complain about wasted tax dollars frequently speculate that firefighters sit around playing poker when they aren’t fighting fires. Those who aren’t involved in repairing equipment and training are involved in reviewing site plans and building plans to make sure they comply with fire code, or inspecting partly constructed buildings, or visiting group housing and nursing homes to make certain that fire exits aren’t blocked, sprinklers work and fire alarms are operational. -It’s just as unlikely that an on-duty crew would have time to watch a wedding as it is that they have time sit around and play poker.
dave and RB2 no matter how vastly different or how stupid(in rare occasions like someone saying that the Art Gallery lady is sister of Sofia) an opinion is, everyone has the right to have it……….what becomes tiresome is the people who go “Dress is gold and white” “no, you wrong! it is Blue and black” “no, you wrong! it is gold and white” “no, you wrong! it is Blue and black” “no, you wrong! it is gold and white” “no, you wrong! it is Blue and black” “no, you wrong! it is gold and white” and on and on and on …………. …………………………instead of “for some reason, both of us see it in a different way and we will never agree if we never acknowledge that our different perspectives are legit in our own point of view”
I see the comments about using a public place for a wedding. First, Brad and Toni should be married at a church. Second, many towns have old firehouses that have been converted to restaurants (Hutchinson, Kansas has one like that). That’s where the reception could be. But looks like readers are predicting that “TJ’s Warehouse” will be the place for the reception.
Buildings are repurposed all the time-You are talking at cross purposes. What was approved, according to a required building code and zoning, is what a structure is and remains unless structural changes are made to bring it into compliance with the codes for the new purpose. A warehouse, for example, is not expected to have large-scale occupancy by people, so it has different building codes to meet.-You may recall Toni’s comment about ‘bringing the building up to fire code’. With something intended for occupancy by a large number of people, certain types of fire-retardant materials are needed, ceilings need to be segmented to retain fire in one area instead of allowing it to spread, exits and entrances need to meet certain requirements.-For a building meant primarily for storage, the code requirements are not the same. Escape of a large number of people from a fire would not be expected in a building used only to store goods.-If you use a vacant warehouse for a temporary use, like putting on a play, you may be able to get Special Exception permits. But if the intent is to use a warehouse permanently as some other use, it must be brought up to code first.-These are life safety issues, not just what a building is called…
:) Actually Dave, I think the natural history museum would be great, but also the art museum as well. BUT, if the museum were more like the Natural History Museum of the “Night at the Museum” series of films….. well… that would just be the icing on the cake!
Brdshtt…. what the hell is that image of? It is horrendous! I am sort of assuming that whatever it is/was… was very heavily Photoshopped. Please tell more about this… it is too grotesque to not know more!
This looks like a great way to have Luann plan the wedding and realize this is her calling. And maybe TJ bought that theater and that can be the venue.
this is such a stupid storyline. they are both firefighters why would they NOT get married at a firehall?? maybe i’m too small town (grew up <1/4 mile from a VFD—my parents got married there) but i do not even know why this is a question?? just trumped up boringness
Toni (female) and Brad (male) want to get married. How refreshing, it seems that these days the straights just move in together and it’s the gays who want to get married. I guess the grass is always greener…………
Years ago, towards the back of the National Inquirer and several other ‘rags’, there used to be a small ad wherein you sent them $3 and you could become an ordained minister. It didn’t give any specifics.
I guess it’s then a matter of state laws/regs as to what is “acceptable” for an ordained clergy member.
You know: “By the power invested in me by the State of <insert name of state>, I now pronounce you…” etc. etc. etc.
Nice, new-looking gallery building. Not necessarily too functional, however. Form-giving. That it has accepted a work by Zebo (“Down”) for exhibit makes the curatorial expertise questionable, however. Take the martini, then run, guys!
I was just thinking “theatre” in the general sense, not as the official “designation” of the establishment. Just basing it off of the potential use of it….
I forgot something. Venues that draw crowds can be called “warehouses” but be used for purposes other than that. – In downtown Baltimore, there was a power plant that was big in the area. Once the harbor district got revitalized, the building was still known as “the Power Plant” and a block down from it was another “Power Plant” (for music concerts). The original “Power Plant” was divided into an ESPN sports bar and arcade and restaurant, and ssome other attractions. but it’s still known (officially called) the Power Plant…
^ LOL! Well,, still, truer than you realize. You probably_ are_ the rest of the present, so long as you aren’t the rest of the past …each day together means you are a treasure to each other, and therefore a present to each and every day…
My wife sent me a link to a video that I thought was pretty funny. Perhaps Brad and Toni should watch it (if they were real). I wonder where Toni would be on the graph? If you wish to burn up 6:13 of your life, click here.
Maybe I’m not seeing things right, but it looks like this guy is OC’ing at 4 O’Clock.. Wonder what he’s carrying?
Templo S.U.D. over 9 years ago
Back to the drawing board… once more.
JayBluE over 9 years ago
“What’s the best work of art in this building? The Exit Sign ! – This place is all about name recognition, namely THEIRS. And you’d probably need a dictionary to understand this “art”!!! It probably doesn’t even leave a bad taste in your mouth, since there was no taste here, to begin with!!! – Don’t even think the hipster crowds (or that couple that went to Haverty’s) would come here…. – LOL, “Glop #53” by Greg, in the middle panel, on display!!! And “Ow!” by Bob… yeah, appropriate title, ha ha ha!!!
Angelalex242 over 9 years ago
Well…gotta give Brad credit for ‘know when to fold ’em.’
JayBluE over 9 years ago
“Whose Wedding Is This, Anyway?”“It’s Your Thing!” (♫)“With A Knick, Knack… This Art Is Paddy- Wack!!!”“A Gallery With Gall”“You Could Cut The Pretension With A Knife”“Say It Ain’t So-phistication!”“No Knack For Knick Knacks”“Tasteless Taste”“Caveat Empty”“Art Was Here…But He Left”or“Skip Past My Louvre”
Belinda Banana Ana over 9 years ago
They’re just gonna think they’re so great and do nothing, that’s what always happens.
JayBluE over 9 years ago
“…A memorable occasion for all, ..” ^Ha ha ha!!! So true!
Argythree over 9 years ago
Maybe they could have the reception there, and use Greg Evans’s ‘Glop’ to melt down for the weenie roast and marshmallows…
wiselad over 9 years ago
poor Bob, is it the one from pearl before swines? we got Greg’s glop and an expensive paper clip, one bought by military? and sorry to spoil it, but we going to get more fail venues before we get either Friday or Saturday the theater owned by TJ
wrwallaceii over 9 years ago
this reminds me of ‘The In-laws’ Staring Michael Douglas.The bride wants six people on the beach… nice, simple and memorable… Romantic even. Her dad goes all out for the big wing ding. His plans get ruined by the Groom’s father who is a secret agent trying to work and do the wedding thing at the same time… they end up after all of the hassle with six people on the beach… I loved it and my wife loved it… great chick flick.
Argythree over 9 years ago
I’ve heard the same rumors, but I also hear (from the younger members of my family) that kids these days aren’t joining churches, temples, synagogues, etc., that they feel ‘spiritual’, but not necessarily connected to organized religion.-I think most churches and temples still want you to join if you’re going to have a ceremony in their building…
blunebottle over 9 years ago
Wow, for a half-second there, I thought we were back in Peru, with the uncle’s receptionist!
Airman over 9 years ago
Somehow, I don’t think that we will see a church wedding……too controversial? I did see one church in this strip…July 4th, the “For whom the bell tolls” day when Gunther told Rosa that he would go to Peru with her. But, how about that gallery lady, all legs and a chest area that could only hold baby sized lungs? Aw, we know they’ll get hitched in a fire station with an Elvis impersonator doing the honors.
blunebottle over 9 years ago
I’d like to imagine my vows amongst elegant art. Have you got any?
JayBluE over 9 years ago
Yup…right next to the jelly Polaner All Fruit….
ammittai_is_available over 9 years ago
Why don’t they just have it at the Fire Station?
wiselad over 9 years ago
as some already stated. it is “telegraphed” where the wedding will be at, at the theater, not in the fire station
JayBluE over 9 years ago
Heh, heh!!! And how do you know you’ve got the right product? A little “Birdseye” will tell you…
spaced man spliff over 9 years ago
Why not in a jail cell? There are some who see no difference between that and marriage !!!
38lowell over 9 years ago
I think Brad’s buddy is missing a bet!Start a mobile art gallery.
wreck it ralph over 9 years ago
Here’s an idea, have the wedding in a church and the wedding reception at a fancy hotel.
Mordock999 Premium Member over 9 years ago
Hey Toni!Have You TOLD Brad, Yet??Have You Told Him that the TWO of You Will HAVE to take Shannon on Your Honeymoon because YOUR Sorry, No-Good, Stink-Bug of a “Brother” will be too Busy “Auditioning Starlets” That week to Look after His OWN Daughter, and that THIS Storyline is ONLY being presented, for LAFFS, to Appease a Small but NOISY Fan Base That ENJOYS Seeing the Good Guys in THIS Strip, Tortured???
No, of COURSE Not……,
beggar over 9 years ago
Dimes to dollars that Des ends up planning their wedding.
lotsalaffs Premium Member over 9 years ago
Just go to Vegas and elope.
GOGOPOWERANGERS over 9 years ago
It would be nice to see them in a church wedding and see brad fumbling when the priest ask whether he takes tony as his bride hehe
jackianne1020 over 9 years ago
So how long is this going to drag out before they decide to hold the wedding in their back yard? (or his parent’s back yard?)
cabalonrye over 9 years ago
Just ask Luann, she is great at that.
Nicole ♫ ⊱✿ ◕‿◕✿⊰♫ Premium Member over 9 years ago
They should have it at the firehouse! It’s both of their passions and what brought them together.
spiffny over 9 years ago
Firehouse has my vote!
wiselad over 9 years ago
personally like firehouse BUT I can say it is almost certain is the theater where EVERYTHING can be done, both wedding and reception
grapefroot over 9 years ago
I guess the idea of a church is out of the question, right?
karanne over 9 years ago
There’s always Gretna Green …
Airman over 9 years ago
Next to Toni & Brad, that gallery lady looks like a cartoon. Would you believe it………a cartoon character in this comic strip? Ghastly.
StCleve72 over 9 years ago
Except there could be some dead guy nailed to a couple pieces of wood on the wall and that’s a real downer, kills the love buzz. Ick.
wrwallaceii over 9 years ago
It’s not the wedding… It’s the marriage…
draksig over 9 years ago
They are going to end up in his parent’s back yard, aren’t they?
Pipe Tobacco Premium Member over 9 years ago
If you were to pick a non-traditional venue (I tend to prefer more traditional ones, myself), then I think a museum could be quite a great spot.
RoseHawke over 9 years ago
I suspect the firehouse is where they’re going to end up getting married. But I wouldn’t be surprised for there to be an alarm in the middle of it and then they’ll end up just going to the courthouse which is what they should’ve done to begin with!
Brown Leghorn over 9 years ago
Goody Goodies like these two will sometimes abandon and take a drink without any idea how to temper that, The next step is pre marriage sex. It is far better to be taught how to drink and learn limitations. I was a fireman and we had many cook-outs where they had to park a beer delivery truck behind the firehouse, That was because we always had a big crowd and it all went to charity like burn victims.
nickel_penny over 9 years ago
You are applying way too much real world logic to a comic strip.
nickel_penny over 9 years ago
It’s just going to be a backyard/garden/outdoor sort of thing. Personal, cheap, simple, and easy to make the space as extravagant or basic as they want.
Sheriff Mordecai Premium Member over 9 years ago
Yeah, that’s Greg, Trasher of Professions. Destroyer of Livelihoods! MWA-HAHAHA!!! Little known fact: he eats mice live.
kenvilkid over 9 years ago
Fire Department Chaplin presiding the wedding at the Fireman’s Hall. Just don’t let it be interrupted by an emergency event, give them a true wedding day.
Argy.Bargy2 over 9 years ago
An art gallery is not an art museum
Argy.Bargy2 over 9 years ago
A firehouse is a structure that contains storage space for the fire equipment (trucks, EMS vehicles, lockers with gear that firefighters wear, etc. There is also usually a space where the firefighters on duty stay for their 2 or 3 day shifts; sleeping areas, restrooms and a break room for meals.) -The front of the firehouse is where the driveway is, and most of the rolling stock (trucks, EMS vehicles) use that driveway to exit to a call.-The rear portion of a firehouse is often where parking spaces are located. Sometimes there might also be a separate garage for repairing the rolling stock.Many jurisdictions consolidate maintenance for all rolling stock in one central area, though, instead of requiring each department to provide a space to work on equipment.-If the parking area behind a fire station is used as a wedding site, it would not interfere in any way with the mission of the firehouse. If the living quarters of the firefighters (break room) is used for a wedding, it would not interfere with the mission of a firehouse.-Presumably, the wedding would not be scheduled for a time that either Toni or Brad are on duty.
TORAD_07 over 9 years ago
The gallery curator looks like Uncle Leo’s secretary in Lima (or her sister)…
Yeah, GLOP! Gotta love it! ;-PPP
ACTIVIST1234 over 9 years ago
“In Nutzo’s class we had the black painting with a grayish – white ball "*BS – What a good memory you have! I think Dez would love the “Glop” artwork.
ACTIVIST1234 over 9 years ago
My own preference would be 1) a small church wedding for close family and friends followed by a small reception of cake and ice cream, choice 2) would be an outdoors wedding, with a tent for the inevitable rain and treats for the visitng wildlife. *But for them, I like the idea someone else had about a car-themed wedding.
ACTIVIST1234 over 9 years ago
“but Brad/Toni don’t even say something like “thank you for your time”.”*RB- Something was bothering me— thanks for elucidating it! You’re right, they should be saying “Thank you for your time”. I just guess that’s happening off-strip (Levi used to fill us in on these details. Where is he?)
GOGOPOWERANGERS over 9 years ago
whatever happened to the firehouse arc vthey should bring brad’s captain back
GOGOPOWERANGERS over 9 years ago
I don’t think that will happen i think they will get married then after 2 years they find out toni is pregnant and they will work on that hopefully
David Rickard Premium Member over 9 years ago
So how long will this run before Brad and Toni board the cluetrain and have their wedding at the fire station?
KEA over 9 years ago
nah – they bring you down with all that religious claptrap
TORAD_07 over 9 years ago
Many commenting here seem to know only one type of fire department. Some of us in smaller towns and cities still have volunteer or part paid, part volunteer fire departments.
Precisely. And the stations in my town are often used for that purpose. It’s only very large cities (i.e. that have a fully paid fire dept.) where it’s an issue. I believe, in fact, that this is one of the things that makes a “city” a “city.” Paid fire department and/or “in house” paid sanitation (i.e. not “contracted”). Most municipalities (except the very small ones) have paid Police, albeit not very large departments. But I’ve never seen a municipality with paid fire that was not incorporated as a “city.”
Argy.Bargy2 over 9 years ago
-A firehouse and its land are paid for by taxpayers; therefore, any events on its grounds should be for public events only-A significant number of court cases and case law suggest that your view of how public lands and buildings should be used is incorrect. Most recent spate of court cases involve the use, by charities or individuals, of public parks to stage feedings for the homeless. Each time a city or county attempts to stop these group feedings, the charity goes to court and courts order that the use be allowed, as the land is ‘public’.-The City of Fort Lauderdale, during the time that I worked there, lost several court cases involving the removal of homeless people from parks, until the City decided that all parks would officially close at sundown unless a city sanctioned event was occurring. The courts allowed that, as it applied to everyone. But otherwise, the ruling was that public land was for the public, even if those who were using it were sleeping on benches and scaring away kids who might play in the park.- I was a witness at a City Hall wedding held at the City Hall of Deerfield Beach back in 1981, conducted by the City Clerk during daytime hours. The City Clerk was also a notary, so was legally able to marry a couple. It was not a lengthy wedding, but was during working hours so you would consider it a waste of tax payer dollars even though the couple did pay for the Clerk’s services. (They decorated the area themselves.)-Time is, indeed, everything when fighting fires, which is why on-duty firefighters who are not actively involved with a fire are involved with training, or repairing equipment or carrying out other station area responsibilities (including buying their own food and cooking their own meals.)
People who like to complain about wasted tax dollars frequently speculate that firefighters sit around playing poker when they aren’t fighting fires. Those who aren’t involved in repairing equipment and training are involved in reviewing site plans and building plans to make sure they comply with fire code, or inspecting partly constructed buildings, or visiting group housing and nursing homes to make certain that fire exits aren’t blocked, sprinklers work and fire alarms are operational. -It’s just as unlikely that an on-duty crew would have time to watch a wedding as it is that they have time sit around and play poker.
wiselad over 9 years ago
dave and RB2 no matter how vastly different or how stupid(in rare occasions like someone saying that the Art Gallery lady is sister of Sofia) an opinion is, everyone has the right to have it……….what becomes tiresome is the people who go “Dress is gold and white” “no, you wrong! it is Blue and black” “no, you wrong! it is gold and white” “no, you wrong! it is Blue and black” “no, you wrong! it is gold and white” “no, you wrong! it is Blue and black” “no, you wrong! it is gold and white” and on and on and on …………. …………………………instead of “for some reason, both of us see it in a different way and we will never agree if we never acknowledge that our different perspectives are legit in our own point of view”
maverick1usa over 9 years ago
Caught the “Down” but missed Zebo!
reedkomicks Premium Member over 9 years ago
I’m not voting for the firehouse, but I def think it will be there. Seriously, what else makes any sense?
whiteaj over 9 years ago
Loved the Luann bonus. Thanks for that.
davidpepper over 9 years ago
I see the comments about using a public place for a wedding. First, Brad and Toni should be married at a church. Second, many towns have old firehouses that have been converted to restaurants (Hutchinson, Kansas has one like that). That’s where the reception could be. But looks like readers are predicting that “TJ’s Warehouse” will be the place for the reception.
Argy.Bargy2 over 9 years ago
Buildings are repurposed all the time-You are talking at cross purposes. What was approved, according to a required building code and zoning, is what a structure is and remains unless structural changes are made to bring it into compliance with the codes for the new purpose. A warehouse, for example, is not expected to have large-scale occupancy by people, so it has different building codes to meet.-You may recall Toni’s comment about ‘bringing the building up to fire code’. With something intended for occupancy by a large number of people, certain types of fire-retardant materials are needed, ceilings need to be segmented to retain fire in one area instead of allowing it to spread, exits and entrances need to meet certain requirements.-For a building meant primarily for storage, the code requirements are not the same. Escape of a large number of people from a fire would not be expected in a building used only to store goods.-If you use a vacant warehouse for a temporary use, like putting on a play, you may be able to get Special Exception permits. But if the intent is to use a warehouse permanently as some other use, it must be brought up to code first.-These are life safety issues, not just what a building is called…
reedkomicks Premium Member over 9 years ago
Hmmm, we’ll see. The Captain will officiate tho’
doverdan over 9 years ago
A lot of public property is used for private purposes.Take the all ranchers who use public land at minimal or no cost.
doverdan over 9 years ago
Please note the new Bonus material on Greg’s daughter.
Pipe Tobacco Premium Member over 9 years ago
:) Actually Dave, I think the natural history museum would be great, but also the art museum as well. BUT, if the museum were more like the Natural History Museum of the “Night at the Museum” series of films….. well… that would just be the icing on the cake!
Pipe Tobacco Premium Member over 9 years ago
Brdshtt…. what the hell is that image of? It is horrendous! I am sort of assuming that whatever it is/was… was very heavily Photoshopped. Please tell more about this… it is too grotesque to not know more!
lmonteros over 9 years ago
Why are all the phony, mean, full-of-themselves people in Luann women? Strange for a comic that centers around a young woman and her friend.
Argy.Bargy2 over 9 years ago
The graphic never showed up on my computer monitor…
jjff over 9 years ago
This looks like a great way to have Luann plan the wedding and realize this is her calling. And maybe TJ bought that theater and that can be the venue.
MissPooslie over 9 years ago
this is such a stupid storyline. they are both firefighters why would they NOT get married at a firehall?? maybe i’m too small town (grew up <1/4 mile from a VFD—my parents got married there) but i do not even know why this is a question?? just trumped up boringness
Airman over 9 years ago
Toni (female) and Brad (male) want to get married. How refreshing, it seems that these days the straights just move in together and it’s the gays who want to get married. I guess the grass is always greener…………
reedkomicks Premium Member over 9 years ago
Re: Captain officiating
Since this is Greg’s show, if he wants the captain to marry them, then he won’t get bogged down with silly explanations.
TORAD_07 over 9 years ago
Years ago, towards the back of the National Inquirer and several other ‘rags’, there used to be a small ad wherein you sent them $3 and you could become an ordained minister. It didn’t give any specifics.
I guess it’s then a matter of state laws/regs as to what is “acceptable” for an ordained clergy member.
You know: “By the power invested in me by the State of <insert name of state>, I now pronounce you…” etc. etc. etc.
Jim Kerner over 9 years ago
I like the idea. But, keep TJ out of this! I don’t trust him!
Sisyphos over 9 years ago
Nice, new-looking gallery building. Not necessarily too functional, however. Form-giving. That it has accepted a work by Zebo (“Down”) for exhibit makes the curatorial expertise questionable, however. Take the martini, then run, guys!
boldyuma over 9 years ago
If you have a chance check out the J Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles….do it….http://www.getty.edu/
Julius Marold Premium Member over 9 years ago
Wedding down at the fire station of course. No contest….until there’s a real fire somewhere.
JayBluE over 9 years ago
Could be!!!
JayBluE over 9 years ago
I was just thinking “theatre” in the general sense, not as the official “designation” of the establishment. Just basing it off of the potential use of it….
JayBluE over 9 years ago
Good one!
JayBluE over 9 years ago
Like I said earlier, above, we have to get all of the “wrong” venues and their “hijinks” out of the way, first, then we can get to “the right one”!
JayBluE over 9 years ago
Good on ya, mate!!!!
Argythree over 9 years ago
SPOILER ALERT….-It’s getting ‘worser and worser’….
JayBluE over 9 years ago
I forgot something. Venues that draw crowds can be called “warehouses” but be used for purposes other than that. – In downtown Baltimore, there was a power plant that was big in the area. Once the harbor district got revitalized, the building was still known as “the Power Plant” and a block down from it was another “Power Plant” (for music concerts). The original “Power Plant” was divided into an ESPN sports bar and arcade and restaurant, and ssome other attractions. but it’s still known (officially called) the Power Plant…
wiselad over 9 years ago
last one? or one more this Friday? (maybe Zeye’s eyes theme LOL ) stay tuned
31768 over 9 years ago
they should just go to Tahiti and get married naked! only a grass crown for each! and no Shannon!
wiselad over 9 years ago
ST. also means Street ;) and any of these http://www.abbreviations.com/ST
JayBluE over 9 years ago
"LOL, I was the rest of the present..
Yeah, right…
^ LOL! Well,, still, truer than you realize. You probably_ are_ the rest of the present, so long as you aren’t the rest of the past …each day together means you are a treasure to each other, and therefore a present to each and every day…TORAD_07 over 9 years ago
My wife sent me a link to a video that I thought was pretty funny. Perhaps Brad and Toni should watch it (if they were real). I wonder where Toni would be on the graph? If you wish to burn up 6:13 of your life, click here.
Maybe I’m not seeing things right, but it looks like this guy is OC’ing at 4 O’Clock.. Wonder what he’s carrying?
ShagsCA over 9 years ago
These temp characters are Dr. Seuss refugees!
Grandmaster3(RIP Juice) about 3 years ago
zebo and Evans!