Elizabeth has magic powers. All she has to do is touch that ketchup gob on Michael’s shirt and it magically disappears. She should be doing the laundry and not Elly.
That is highly annoying when you’re trying to have a serious conversation. On the other hand, Mike set himself up so well with that I don’t think I could have resisted either.
Lynn’s Comments: I loved drawing Elizabeth’s face in the last panel. Here I stretched the character’s face into an impossible laugh. It’s not physically accurate–but it feels right. Later, when my drawing became more “realistic” I lost this wonderful elasticity.
Okay, it’s a comic strip. In real life, the “getting back at you” is probably one of the more destructive behaviors people engage in. I remember in 9th grade a bully who had given me a hard time needed to know about an assignment and nobody else present had the same class. I gave him the info and he never bothered me again.
Does anyone remember how much time boys that age would spend in front of a mirror in the HS boys’ room adjusting the look of their hair? I didn’t, but some guys did it forever.
There is a commercial were the guy is on a date and his T-shirt collar is out of shape. I would think guys wouldn’t go out like that, especially since they spend so much time in the mirror. (Commercial trying to sell fabric softener.)
I remember my mother buying some “Dippity-Do” hair gel to try to get my impossible hair to behave. It didn’t work very well. Back then we didn’t have the tubes of cement that actually can hold my hair in place nowadays! (Now that my hair is short and easier to manage, lol!) I don’t remember my brothers ever coming near it – but then they all had “flat tops” that my dad (and the school) insisted on.
Baarorso almost 5 years ago
She’s getting back at you for all the times you ragged on her, Michael. Deal with it.;-D
Templo S.U.D. almost 5 years ago
add another telly for “Lizard Breath”
howtheduck almost 5 years ago
Elizabeth has magic powers. All she has to do is touch that ketchup gob on Michael’s shirt and it magically disappears. She should be doing the laundry and not Elly.
Katsuro Premium Member almost 5 years ago
I don’t understand what the last line is meant to communicate. Could somebody please explain it to me?
jpayne4040 almost 5 years ago
That is highly annoying when you’re trying to have a serious conversation. On the other hand, Mike set himself up so well with that I don’t think I could have resisted either.
masnadies almost 5 years ago
Lynn’s Comments: I loved drawing Elizabeth’s face in the last panel. Here I stretched the character’s face into an impossible laugh. It’s not physically accurate–but it feels right. Later, when my drawing became more “realistic” I lost this wonderful elasticity.
BlitzMcD almost 5 years ago
What the heck, a “dip” in the hair worked for Bill Haley….
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Well, if you put a dip in your do, do you expect her to pass that up? Ha! Doo doo. lol
flagmichael almost 5 years ago
Okay, it’s a comic strip. In real life, the “getting back at you” is probably one of the more destructive behaviors people engage in. I remember in 9th grade a bully who had given me a hard time needed to know about an assignment and nobody else present had the same class. I gave him the info and he never bothered me again.
HappyDog/ᵀʳʸ ᴮᵒᶻᵒ ⁴ ᵗʰᵉ ᶠᵘⁿ ᵒᶠ ᶦᵗ Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Does anyone remember how much time boys that age would spend in front of a mirror in the HS boys’ room adjusting the look of their hair? I didn’t, but some guys did it forever.
rebelstrike0 almost 5 years ago
Why so worried about hair? You need a helmet to go with your motorcycle, Michael!
samfran6-0 almost 5 years ago
There is a commercial were the guy is on a date and his T-shirt collar is out of shape. I would think guys wouldn’t go out like that, especially since they spend so much time in the mirror. (Commercial trying to sell fabric softener.)
Leojim almost 5 years ago
Sorry, bro, but that was low-hanging fruit and way way too easy. You deserved it!
rebelstrike0 almost 5 years ago
Payback’s a bitch, Elizabeth. You might not learn that tomorrow, but sometime around, oh, maybe….April!
Enter.Name.Here almost 5 years ago
He’s gonna mess up the hair changing to a clean sweater.
TexTech almost 5 years ago
As soon as he said dip, I knew what was coming….and it did.
finnygirl Premium Member almost 5 years ago
I remember my mother buying some “Dippity-Do” hair gel to try to get my impossible hair to behave. It didn’t work very well. Back then we didn’t have the tubes of cement that actually can hold my hair in place nowadays! (Now that my hair is short and easier to manage, lol!) I don’t remember my brothers ever coming near it – but then they all had “flat tops” that my dad (and the school) insisted on.