Heart of the City by Steenz for December 04, 2015
December 03, 2015
December 05, 2015
Transcript:
Dean: Oiy! A very happy Christmas miss Fezzwig! God save you! Dean: And lookie here! A right Christmas wreath! I'll have it up before you can say "bob's yer uncle" now! Heart: So who are you? "Ghost of Christmas annoy the crud out of me?" Dean: You'll not damper my spirit, mum!
Templo S.U.D. over 8 years ago
I’m agree with Heart: this is already getting old.
Ubintold over 8 years ago
The kid sure gets into it. Shame she doesn’t. And she wants to be a star ?
Mary Finkelstein Premium Member over 8 years ago
Ha! Bob"s your uncle! Love that saying.
Longplay Premium Member over 8 years ago
This kid steals the strip. It should be his strip not hers.
JanLC over 8 years ago
For the most part “Bob’s your uncle” is used to indicate that a task is easier than expected to complete. The example used in Wiki was “left over right; right over left, and Bob’s your uncle – a reef knot”. So Dean’s use of the phrase as a stand-alone is incorrect, but probably typical of someone who is unfamiliar with the proper usage.
vanaals over 8 years ago
I know exactly how she feels. I have friends who do the Dickens fair, every year. It’s tough being around them, this time of year.
sjsczurek over 8 years ago
You go, Dean!
abbybookcase over 8 years ago
apologies to all for yesterday. my gocomics was being completely wonky. i had to send a couple notes with lots of exclamation points to get it sorted out.
JennyJenkins over 8 years ago
Dean has his “noel” on after all…(btw: ref. Mon. strip)…
slsharris over 8 years ago
Sorry, but a kid out of touch with reality to begin with and sporting a bad Cockney accent to boot does not a full arc make. I’m hoping this is almost over.
Decepticomic about 3 years ago
“My spirit”? Not, “Me spirit”? Accent fail.