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FoxTrot Classics by Bill Amend for December 20, 2010
December 18, 2010
December 21, 2010
Transcript:
Story: "I know just what to do! Mrs. Grinch laughed to herself... as she grabbed her Grinch keychain from off of her shelf. And while Kidville was sleeping, Mrs. Grinch did speed... to buy cheap wholesome presents! What a wretched Grinch deed! Mrs. Grinch: Give me all your flash cards!
BigChiefDesoto about 14 years ago
Boy! It would take a REALLY dumb kid to come up with an unflattering parody of his mother this close to Christmas!!!
I wonder how many lumps of coal HE gets!!
ses1066 about 14 years ago
I guess that I am losing it, I canāt see where a gift of Flash Cards is a bad thing ā¦ unless Mrs. Grinch is just taking them off of the market. On the other hand if you get Flash Cards without having a Flash reader ā¦
flickm about 14 years ago
@SeS I think it means educational flash cardsā¦ actual physical paper cardsā¦
LukeJavan8 Premium Member about 14 years ago
More about āgreedā , Jasonā¦..
newworldmozart about 14 years ago
Iāve always told my son that heāll get coal in his stocking, now I found a candy that is shaped and wrapped like coal. So I got two, one for him and his dad. (forget to put anything in my stocking for 19 years will you. Ha!)
DerkinsVanPelt218 about 14 years ago
Thereās no chance of getting Halo Reach with that attitude. Now, you might be lucky to get Phineas and Ferb on DS.
mrprongs about 14 years ago
BigChiefDesoto, heās not getting the gifts he wants either way. Might as well enjoy himself somehow.
natashalee about 14 years ago
I love this! Very clever Jason!!!
Dewsolo about 14 years ago
When we were kids, we had a coal furnace. One winter was really bad money wise and my dad said he wished weād misbehave so Santa would leave some coal. My littlest sister (about 3 at the time) very solemnly said āIāll try Daddy, Iāll try to be bad.ā That was some 50 odd years ago. Of course we remind her of it nearly every year.