Pickles by Brian Crane for April 25, 2019

nice rule, Earl

He can’t figure how to take it off

I wear plain white t-shirts under collared shirts, mainly as a sweat barrier. About twenty years ago I realized that nobody ever actually saw them, so I decided to save time at the laundromat and not bother making sure they were right-side-out before folding them. At this point, on any given day, it’s a 50-50 chance the t-shirt I’m wearing is inside-out (and I’d have to check to find out).

I shudder to think of all of the things Nelson must be picking up from Grandpa.

a continuation of yesterday’s strip…

That’s the exactly the way I feel about those kinds of things.

Inside out? I’m inside so it’s right.

Earl sort of makes a good point;-)

Holy crap……. and I thought that “I” was lazy.

Good philosophy.

O. M. G. Now the daughter is involved…Opals doing, I’m sure…

Looks good to me!

Slips it off over his head just the way he put it on

I’m solidly with Earl on this one; if it’s comfortable, it’s okay. But like Earl, I’m old, and so is most of my clothing. As long as my underwear is under everything else, I’m good to go.

Given how long it took to button up.. Earl is not looking forward to un buttoning it.. in fact if he knew where they were.. would consider scissors.

as long as the entire shirt is in side out it’s ok but if only one sleeve is wrong look out! it’s trouble for everyone!

And if it’s inside out, those itchy labels below the inside of the collar won’t be a problem.

Also, if it aggravates Opal.

good rule

All of this concern makes Velcro sound like the perfect solution for shirts. Right side out or not it still works the same.

A wise saying

76 on April 30th here and Amen to that!

… or feel too tight, as I’m discovering now that my exercise possibilities have been limited by a medical issue.

“I dress for ME not for thee.”