Noise: BAM
Looks like Sluggo came prepared. But where was he hiding that humongous thing?
I knew that Emeril’s andouille-crusted redfish was a home run, but this is ridiculous!
There is nothing like a little ingenuity.
Next panel: the crowd will run riot and beat poor Sluggo to a pulp to get that ball.
Decades before Where’s Waldo?, we had Where’s Sluggo?
Loads of us used to do that at Shea back in the ’70s. Yankee Stadium had an actual rule against it.
LOL! Hey! Don’t knock it til you try it! He caught the ball they they didn’t!
Sluggo, an orphan, has to learn to be resilient.
Where was he hiding it?
where was he hiding it?
Sluggo knows his net worth.
Sluggo’s got it!
Considering this carton was originally posted in May 9, 1949, the net gimmick for snagging baseballs, was pretty popular a few years ago in some ballparks.
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Gent almost 3 years ago
Looks like Sluggo came prepared. But where was he hiding that humongous thing?
Dr. Quatermass almost 3 years ago
I knew that Emeril’s andouille-crusted redfish was a home run, but this is ridiculous!
cubswin2016 almost 3 years ago
There is nothing like a little ingenuity.
Susan00100 almost 3 years ago
Next panel: the crowd will run riot and beat poor Sluggo to a pulp to get that ball.
cornshell almost 3 years ago
Decades before Where’s Waldo?, we had Where’s Sluggo?
MJ Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Loads of us used to do that at Shea back in the ’70s. Yankee Stadium had an actual rule against it.
Zebrastripes almost 3 years ago
LOL! Hey! Don’t knock it til you try it! He caught the ball they they didn’t!
donwestonmysteries almost 3 years ago
Sluggo, an orphan, has to learn to be resilient.
brklnbern almost 3 years ago
Where was he hiding it?
j.l.farmer almost 3 years ago
where was he hiding it?
Not the Smartest Man On the Planet -- Maybe Close Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Sluggo knows his net worth.
edeloriea14 almost 3 years ago
Sluggo’s got it!
pbr50138 almost 3 years ago
Considering this carton was originally posted in May 9, 1949, the net gimmick for snagging baseballs, was pretty popular a few years ago in some ballparks.