JumpStart by Robb Armstrong for July 25, 2015

LOL, loved this strip now, and then!

One of my favorites is still “You put the lime in the coke , you nut!”(♪)…. – Followed by: “Stomp the catbox! Stomp the catbox!” (♪)… – And very closely followed by: “…I wanna ‘piece of data’….” (♪)

I think every generation of kids take widely known songs and change the lyrics. I can still sing the lyrics we had for the “McDonald’s Is Our kind of Place” jingle from the old commercials.

Love that song, with either lyric, lol

The classic Johnny Nash version, please!

*"…probably sees popsicles.".Doesn’t everybody??

I LOVE this! Here comes the ice cream truck, it’s July!

Colonel Klink would see monocles.

♪ ♫ “Plenty of sun-SHINE heading my way . . .”

Song of the South , in which this song appeared, has been criticized for having racist elements, but ""Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah" would seem to fit well here. This song, unlike the movie as a whole, has never fallen out of favor. Seehttp://www.slate.com/articles/arts/books/2013/01/song_of_the_south_disney_s_most_notorious_film_by_jason_sperbreviewed.html

This is, if I’m to believe the book anthologies, the THIRD time Armstrong has used this exact same gag—along with “Hang On, Snoopy” being sung by Marcy with Joe trying in vain to correct her.

i can see clearly now, I’ve got my glasses on, I can see Popsicles in the sky

Howzabout, “Every time you go away/Pleasse take a piece of meat with you…”

I love mondegreens.