Lois, you need to get out more. But then, given the men of Ballard Street – maybe you are making a good choice. ’’I like the coat and tie but he needs some nice trousers...Or maybe this is more typical of the neighborhood:
I would be glad to measure Mr. Stephens to complete his outfit.
Actually, Dog…. a dresser… and he’s quite a snappy one.
Rose…. yes… but why do you think he’s so formal with Lois? Or is it her idea not to call him by his first name?
I’m a bit worried about her, you know. I knew she’d been pining for Richard.None of us thought he would leaf us so soon.
It goes against my grain to gossip….(cough)… no, really…but wooden you think she could do better than a table? I mean, she can spruce up Mr. Stephens… but he’ll never be branch manager at the bank, like Richard…and he’ll never have Richard’s polish.
I don’t know where you heard that, but in California, AFAIK, Republicans can’t vote for Bernie Sanders this June. Only Democrats and unaffiliated voters may vote in the Democratic primary this time.However, you have ONE MORE DAY… tomorrow, May 23rd, to go to your county elections office by 5 pm, in person, to change your party affiliation.The deadline to do it by mail was two days ago, on Friday, to allow time for processing… and the deadline for unaffiliated voters to ask for a Democratic ballot by mail was earlier.
Otherwise, Democrats get a Democratic ballot at the polls or in the mail, and unaffiliated voters can just ask for one, but only if they vote in person at their assigned polling place. Republicans get a Republican ballot. California has an open primary ballot for other offices, but not for choosing presidential candidates. Each party can select which, if any, other parties are allowed to vote on their ballot in any particular primary election… and this time the Democrats chose not to allow voters with other affiliations.
Meanwhile.. Gweedo lives and votes in Colorado. Election law varies by state, so what he knows may not apply here.Google, though, has lots of information.
Last Rose Of Summer Premium Member over 8 years ago
Mr. Stevens is the perfect gentleman. He never asks for anything and really loves being dusted.
DennisinSeattle over 8 years ago
Lois, you need to get out more. But then, given the men of Ballard Street – maybe you are making a good choice. ’’I like the coat and tie but he needs some nice trousers...Or maybe this is more typical of the neighborhood:
I would be glad to measure Mr. Stephens to complete his outfit.
SusanSunshine Premium Member over 8 years ago
Actually, Dog…. a dresser… and he’s quite a snappy one.
Rose…. yes… but why do you think he’s so formal with Lois? Or is it her idea not to call him by his first name?
I’m a bit worried about her, you know. I knew she’d been pining for Richard.None of us thought he would leaf us so soon.
It goes against my grain to gossip….(cough)… no, really…but wooden you think she could do better than a table? I mean, she can spruce up Mr. Stephens… but he’ll never be branch manager at the bank, like Richard…and he’ll never have Richard’s polish.
DennisinSeattle over 8 years ago
Mr. Stephens is the table, Lois is the dresser.
DennisinSeattle over 8 years ago
Long search to find something postable under “human table”. Who knew?.
Liverlips McCracken Premium Member over 8 years ago
It seems to me the most relevant question is whether Lois is, or regards herself as, Mrs. Stephens.
Superfrog over 8 years ago
I’m referring this to the bureau.
GROG Premium Member over 8 years ago
Mr. Stephens is looking dapper today.
Al Nala over 8 years ago
Not everyone on Ballard Street is crazy, but those who are make up for those who aren’t.
ChessPirate over 8 years ago
Lois has a room reserved at the Happy Valley Funny Farm…
annette143NotMe over 8 years ago
I miss Beviek :( Utube has several videos of human tables https://youtu.be/BQJtV_YLuNE
NWdryad over 8 years ago
Coyoty Premium Member over 8 years ago
Lois dressed up other furniture so she could be committed— er, they could be a committee. Mr. Lane is the chairman.
SusanSunshine Premium Member over 8 years ago
Pcolli…. and beautiful work, they do there, too!A very nice place.You’ll like it there, Zack… especially if you want a fruit and tool tattoo.
SusanSunshine Premium Member over 8 years ago
Meanwhile….
I apologise for the lateness…but a very happy belated birthday, Zack!
I just discovered that I goofed when I added you to my calendar… I put you in the wrong month.
hi there over 8 years ago
hoho
SusanSunshine Premium Member over 8 years ago
Annette…
I don’t know where you heard that, but in California, AFAIK, Republicans can’t vote for Bernie Sanders this June. Only Democrats and unaffiliated voters may vote in the Democratic primary this time.However, you have ONE MORE DAY… tomorrow, May 23rd, to go to your county elections office by 5 pm, in person, to change your party affiliation.The deadline to do it by mail was two days ago, on Friday, to allow time for processing… and the deadline for unaffiliated voters to ask for a Democratic ballot by mail was earlier.
Otherwise, Democrats get a Democratic ballot at the polls or in the mail, and unaffiliated voters can just ask for one, but only if they vote in person at their assigned polling place. Republicans get a Republican ballot. California has an open primary ballot for other offices, but not for choosing presidential candidates. Each party can select which, if any, other parties are allowed to vote on their ballot in any particular primary election… and this time the Democrats chose not to allow voters with other affiliations.
Meanwhile.. Gweedo lives and votes in Colorado. Election law varies by state, so what he knows may not apply here.Google, though, has lots of information.
Fan o’ Lio. over 8 years ago
Gweedo:http://www.gocomics.com/profiles/34583