the third in a box of helium? won’t that float away instead of stay in the dirt?
With whom does Alice have these arguments about learning to read?
20 years pass: Petey & Ernesto go into the comic store biz! “Comic Geekdom”!
Boy, if some of my vintage MAD magazines had been sealed in an opaque, temperature-controlled chamber with an inert gas atmosphere, they’d have been worth something today. May even have recouped the cost of storage.
Not much energy in Petey or LN (although plenty of fiber)…
I was with him all the way until the blender. I can’t do that to a good book no matter how many copies I have.
Petey’s putting you on, Alice. Learn to read so you can get back at him with forged notes to your mom from his teachers.
Petey is a blast, so funny
He’d be better off using argon. Helium tends to leak out and escape (the atoms are so small).
Other noble gases would also work, but radon is unstable and radioactive, and krypton is reserved for preserving vintage issues of Superman comics.
That’s kind of how I feel about my Naruto DVDs.
I guess I’m a slow learner but I’m starting to realize how “nuts” this Petey guy is!
Petey could just put newsprint in the blender.
Well, there goes his picky eater rating.
Petey, my hero, has it all figured out! Hurrah for Petey, My Hero!
Don’t be such a sceptic, Alice….
Templo S.U.D. almost 5 years ago
the third in a box of helium? won’t that float away instead of stay in the dirt?
Liverlips McCracken Premium Member almost 5 years ago
With whom does Alice have these arguments about learning to read?
dwane.scoty1 almost 5 years ago
20 years pass: Petey & Ernesto go into the comic store biz! “Comic Geekdom”!
Plumbob Wilson almost 5 years ago
Boy, if some of my vintage MAD magazines had been sealed in an opaque, temperature-controlled chamber with an inert gas atmosphere, they’d have been worth something today. May even have recouped the cost of storage.
J Quest almost 5 years ago
Not much energy in Petey or LN (although plenty of fiber)…
well-i-never almost 5 years ago
I was with him all the way until the blender. I can’t do that to a good book no matter how many copies I have.
Huckleberry Hiroshima almost 5 years ago
Petey’s putting you on, Alice. Learn to read so you can get back at him with forged notes to your mom from his teachers.
jimsulis almost 5 years ago
Petey is a blast, so funny
DavidPlatt almost 5 years ago
He’d be better off using argon. Helium tends to leak out and escape (the atoms are so small).
Other noble gases would also work, but radon is unstable and radioactive, and krypton is reserved for preserving vintage issues of Superman comics.
NWdryad almost 5 years ago
That’s kind of how I feel about my Naruto DVDs.
WCraft Premium Member almost 5 years ago
I guess I’m a slow learner but I’m starting to realize how “nuts” this Petey guy is!
1MadHat Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Petey could just put newsprint in the blender.
rimose almost 5 years ago
Well, there goes his picky eater rating.
Sisyphos almost 5 years ago
Petey, my hero, has it all figured out! Hurrah for Petey, My Hero!
Don’t be such a sceptic, Alice….