P2, Gee coach, I never thought of it that way. Before I met Boo, I wanted to drive to Hawaii!
Tru(e) to Gil in P3, Thanks coach, I needed that. Oh and by the way, it’s the middle of July and we’ve only played 3 games. I have to leave for orientation at Wake Forest next week so I won’t be wrecking my arm here at Milford. It’s been great, really coach, but I have bigger and better things to do.
Gil, But Tru(e), I’ve treated you like I should have treated the son you never knew I had. You can’t just up and leave without one last shower!
P-1: Oh, the possibilities. The places I’ll go, the things that I’ll see. We’ve been studying that n AP English.P-2: Just as we’ve suspected; the Milford syle men’s/boy’s jeans have flies in the back as wellP-3: Just remember Tru: “Don’t Worry, Be happy!” (everybody sing!!)
Holy crap, Tru(e) is tiny! When I enter a school bus I have to duck and I fill most of the entranceway despite being slender. Based on that drawing Tru(e) must be about 5’6" and 125 pounds. Wake Forest is nuts to be giving someone that small a scholarship to play quarterback. And speaking of nuts, you’d be nuts not to read today’s Mopped Up Thorp.
I don’t think this storyline is over until they revisit young Master Bader. Last we saw he was locked in his room in a depressed funk. Gil needs to bring some of his coachly wisdom to him.
dadscool over 8 years ago
I’m pleasantly stunned—Gil is actually coaching and counseling!
Ravenswing over 8 years ago
Eh, Gilfather got that out of the Big Little Book Of Baseball Coaching. (1949 edition, written by William Hilton.)
Mr Reality over 8 years ago
In all reality , isn’t today’s strip and it’s message what we read Gil Thorp for in the newspaper when we were kids ? Kudos to the writers .
TheBrownStarfish over 8 years ago
P1, Of course it doesn’t matter to Boo. She dead.
P2, Gee coach, I never thought of it that way. Before I met Boo, I wanted to drive to Hawaii!
Tru(e) to Gil in P3, Thanks coach, I needed that. Oh and by the way, it’s the middle of July and we’ve only played 3 games. I have to leave for orientation at Wake Forest next week so I won’t be wrecking my arm here at Milford. It’s been great, really coach, but I have bigger and better things to do.Gil, But Tru(e), I’ve treated you like I should have treated the son you never knew I had. You can’t just up and leave without one last shower!
Bluedarter over 8 years ago
Wow, two days in a row Yoda Gil has gone deep for us. Next he’ll break it to Tru(dat) that Tru’s dad was driving the pickup truck.
miffedmax over 8 years ago
Gil’s intensity is melting the rear window of the car in P3.
bearwku82 over 8 years ago
With the disappearance of Keri and Jami Thorp, friends like Brent Raptor wasted their potential.
BikeMike over 8 years ago
P2 – “My arm’s already wrecked, Gil. Can’t you see half of it is missing!”
twainreader over 8 years ago
P-1: Oh, the possibilities. The places I’ll go, the things that I’ll see. We’ve been studying that n AP English.P-2: Just as we’ve suspected; the Milford syle men’s/boy’s jeans have flies in the back as wellP-3: Just remember Tru: “Don’t Worry, Be happy!” (everybody sing!!)
chiphilton over 8 years ago
Wrong question, True. Try this: Who was driving that pickup truck that killed Boo?
kdizzle over 8 years ago
And a valuable lesson was learned by all. Storyline wrap up and one panel intro to next subject coming up Saturday?
dutchpuppy over 8 years ago
I agree with many of you, good writing!!
Mopman over 8 years ago
Holy crap, Tru(e) is tiny! When I enter a school bus I have to duck and I fill most of the entranceway despite being slender. Based on that drawing Tru(e) must be about 5’6" and 125 pounds. Wake Forest is nuts to be giving someone that small a scholarship to play quarterback. And speaking of nuts, you’d be nuts not to read today’s Mopped Up Thorp.
JerryPulver over 8 years ago
I don’t think this storyline is over until they revisit young Master Bader. Last we saw he was locked in his room in a depressed funk. Gil needs to bring some of his coachly wisdom to him.
twainreader over 8 years ago
@JerryPulver: Yeah, like: “C’mon Barry, everyone knows you can handle it.”
twainreader over 8 years ago
@Ellisburkes: Barry’s dad just had heart surgery so he called his band Barry and the Pacemakers
twainreader over 8 years ago
@Ellisburkes: I thought it was Oscar Wilde.