Speed Bump by Dave Coverly for August 28, 2020

Massachusetts and Missouri could have good connotations, though.

An Arizona shirt could get one slapped.

Massachusetts and Pennsylvania, one shirt each!

Alabama = a name. Arizona = pirates. District of Columbia for the comics. Hawaii = greeting. Idaho= identity. Kentucky = the jelly. Louisiana = singing. Oklahoma = a state of being. I’m sure there are others that I missed.

The comments to this strip are lost on all the hundreds and hundreds of people around the world who are not American and not familiar with all the abbreviations of each state. The caption explains it very well but only Americans will be able to comment intelligently.

I ❤️ WY (and another line: WY NOT?)

A t-shirt for the old Yugoslavia might have been more romantic.

I wonder if Arizona’s would get you slapped…

Locals here in Maine tend to use I ( Heart ) 207., our area code , works fine

“I ♥ NY” is trademarked, and they really go after anyone who violates the look and feel.

ME is the only monosyllabic state

actually, I think it works pretty well

I remember bumper stickers that girls would claim their boy friend’s name, I ( heart) Bob, I (heart) Ted, until you come upon the bumper sticker for Richard.

Good one Dave - you caught me

How about Norway’s shirt?

Works for Frank Narcissus.

How about an infant’s onesie in the state of Washington?

Who would want to live in that cesspool?

It’s the president’s favorite shirt.

Not much good for Illinois.

Might be a conversation starter…

I (heart) OR. “OR” what? I would then growl… “Or we toss you off Mt. Hood.”

Don’t forget Mississippi and the Virgin Islands

::Chuckling:: Thanks

You now can get a shirt that says, “I <3.” (I heart period)