For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for August 24, 2020

you’re quite the help, Lizzie

PERFECT response, Liz!

Not to worry, Elly. It’s probably not a double chin. It’s probably a wattle, which is skin loosened by years of gravity pulling on it.

Why ask a question if you won’t like the answer.

Such an odd term, double chin. To a child, it means TWO chins, which her mom doesn’t have. Just loose saggy skin at the chin.

Just wait ‘til you’re your mother’s age Lizzie! We’ll see if you care about double chins1 ;D

Don’t ask a child about adult matters

Don’t ask a child unless you REALLY want an honest opinion.

Never ask a child a question like that after all remember " Out of the mouth of Babes".

Ask a silly question…

Don’t ask a kid if you don’t want an honest answer ; )

Lynn’s Comments:

I was getting close to 40 here and starting to worry about the decline. Now, at 72, I think someone who’s 40 is a kid!

“For children are too honest to be wise.”

The indignities of age are not assuaged by the young.

Ely have to be careful of what you eat, life long commitment. For me I been aware of my throat extra layers under chin. Because I do look like I have double chin.

Adult wording has its own meanings, Elizabeth.

Had one my whole life-not fat but how I am built. Now I get to count the wrinkles! LOL!

Honesty is the best policy… as long as you also have a good life insurance policy.

Did Vincent Gigante have a double chin?

I’ve seen triple chins in my day on some people.

Elly has a few bags in other places, too. Tell her Liz…tell her!

Eliza-twit.

Anyone having a problem with blank comics?

Everything is there except the comic strip?

Don’t ask questions you don’t want answered!

Never ask a question for which you do not want an honest answer. Not everyone tells lies.