Working Daze by John Zakour and Scott Roberts for February 16, 2016

Maybe a bit of exercise would have done him some good.

Okay, I’m officially old. I don’t get it.

Roy, swimming is best learned the old fashioned way.

That reminds me of that article I read, a doctor was complaining that parents proudly claimed that their little ones could stack cubes like noone on their play tablet, but those babies couldn’t in fact do it in real life and had no real eye-hand coordination and no ability to handle real life geometry.

You can “learn” anything from watching youtube.

it would have been awful to get into the water (even though we are talking about summing), besides, with somebody who actually knows watches you and corrects you, according to what you are currently doing. Luckily that’s behind

I hope this isn’t going to turn into another “baby” strip. There are plenty of others out there for people who want that.

the old days of teaching kids to swim was basically simulated drowning. throw them into the deep end, hold their head underwater, waterboard them(which to some people is not torture). or, just deny them access to the pool because people don’t like the color of their skin.

In the last episode of “Black-ish”, the father tried to learn to swim by watching YouTube videos, so he could attend a neighbor’s pool party. He almost drowned, and had to be dragged out of the pool by his seven year old daughter. The joke, and the lesson, is that some skills can only be learned through active practice over time.

I believe it’s called “ironic humor” folks.

we learned how to castrate piglets on youtube

Think or Thwim… though the ironies probably give us a McGiver that is kinda jock but kinda Kiwzach Hadderach (sp?) and swimming before walking.

Why is there a little blue phone booth on their shelf?