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@Number Three Todayâs strip is funny , a Cleric asking the bride Nora if she had a better choice in the congregation is peculiar and has our Hero Mr Andrew Capp puzzled and the Vicar strangled by a woman scorned :o) my avatar is a statement of one thinking of a comeback to a conversation that ended 10 minutes ago , I hate it when it happens to me , donât you? how was your day and yes I missed you yesterday, our day should be busy but calm I hope , no shopping to do or errands to run , we are both in a good mood and ,expecting no visitors just chill , but why are my fav actors and singers l like , Patrick Swayze ,Johnny Cash , half The Beatles and Luciano Pavarotti dead? :o{ keep safe and thanks for caring Young Lady
Maybe the âBest Manâ? Why not choose him in the first place? I have performed weddings for over 30 years and never had a bride or groom boltâŠfaint, barf and fart, but never bolt!
Things happen. After weâd been married about five years or so, my wife and I went back to visit the priest who married us. Were told that heâd left the priesthood. The priest who told us that seemed to be embarrassed by it. Wife and I have been married over 50 years now.
I had a friend that broke off the engagement a week before the wedding. Unfortunately, she didnât believe him. Flat out refused to accept that he was calling off the wedding. He didnât show!
Thatâs why men wear tuxedos for weddings. Itâs a safety device for the bride. If the groom doesnât show up, the best men moves one position and the ceremony continues. (Seinfeld, ca. 1990)
Some readers may be familiar with the character Nora Batty from the BBC sitcom âLast of the Summer Wineâ. She originally had a husband called Wally Batty. They are both excellent names for comedy characters.
Hey, Affie. As I am typing this comment to you, I am riddled with Hay Fever. I had to take an antihistamine just now and drinking some water. Isnât summer a bundle of delight?
I went to the hairdressers today and got my braids in. An apprentice done it and she did a marvellous job! However my usual hairdresser cut my hair and fringe.
It will be an extremely sad day when we lose Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr. Love The Beatles. A favourite band of mine. Thatâs why I tried to impersonate Abbey Road in my avatar with little success.
A sad celebrity death for me was Alan Rickman who played Snape in Harry Potter. That came as a shock.
Stay safe, stay well and stay happy, pal. Iâm at the carvery tomorrow. Thursday and Friday, I have no plans. And on Saturday I get my COVID vaccine as you know.
Read a online story about a groom whose bride died on the wedding day and he asked her fatherâs permission, if he could marry her younger sister and did!? As for the younger sister she stated it was very weird having her dead sister in the next room, while the reception party was going onâŠ
As the vicar, the only reason Iâd ask her that question is that I heard the gossip about what happened last night at the bachelorette party (which might also explain why the groom jilted her).
Templo S.U.D. over 3 years ago
is Andy implying the barkeeper should marry Nora?
Imagine over 3 years ago
Donât keep us in suspense. Did she or didnât she marry?
AFFICIONADO over 3 years ago
@Number Three Todayâs strip is funny , a Cleric asking the bride Nora if she had a better choice in the congregation is peculiar and has our Hero Mr Andrew Capp puzzled and the Vicar strangled by a woman scorned :o) my avatar is a statement of one thinking of a comeback to a conversation that ended 10 minutes ago , I hate it when it happens to me , donât you? how was your day and yes I missed you yesterday, our day should be busy but calm I hope , no shopping to do or errands to run , we are both in a good mood and ,expecting no visitors just chill , but why are my fav actors and singers l like , Patrick Swayze ,Johnny Cash , half The Beatles and Luciano Pavarotti dead? :o{ keep safe and thanks for caring Young Lady
ronaldspence over 3 years ago
Maybe the âBest Manâ? Why not choose him in the first place? I have performed weddings for over 30 years and never had a bride or groom boltâŠfaint, barf and fart, but never bolt!
rshive over 3 years ago
Things happen. After weâd been married about five years or so, my wife and I went back to visit the priest who married us. Were told that heâd left the priesthood. The priest who told us that seemed to be embarrassed by it. Wife and I have been married over 50 years now.
Jayalexander over 3 years ago
Asking for a second was a lot quieter than the âobjectionsâ part where a riot broke out with screams âthe blighter owes me two quidâ.
Orcatime over 3 years ago
A fill-in groom? Thatâs a new one.
californiamonty over 3 years ago
Is Nora the character who is oft-married in this strip?
littlejohn Premium Member over 3 years ago
Revolving door weddings. Or would it be better as revolving door grooms?
Egrayjames over 3 years ago
I had a friend that broke off the engagement a week before the wedding. Unfortunately, she didnât believe him. Flat out refused to accept that he was calling off the wedding. He didnât show!
James Wolfenstein over 3 years ago
Thatâs why men wear tuxedos for weddings. Itâs a safety device for the bride. If the groom doesnât show up, the best men moves one position and the ceremony continues. (Seinfeld, ca. 1990)
Michael G. over 3 years ago
The vicar approaches situations with an open mouth.
Huckleberry Hiroshima Premium Member over 3 years ago
Smart vicar. I like that vicar.
wirepunchr over 3 years ago
Well how about the bride dying and her sister marrying the groom.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2021/06/03/bride-india-dies-wedding-then-sister-marries-groom-bizarre/7521175002/
MuddyUSA Premium Member over 3 years ago
Was the Vicar playing Cupid or stupid?
Tetonbil over 3 years ago
Hahaha! Thanks Reg! Good laugh! And really nice art today too!
Troglodyte over 3 years ago
Vicar, sometimes youâre an ig-Nora-mus!
Calvinist1966 over 3 years ago
Some readers may be familiar with the character Nora Batty from the BBC sitcom âLast of the Summer Wineâ. She originally had a husband called Wally Batty. They are both excellent names for comedy characters.
cuzinron47 over 3 years ago
The show must go on.
Number Three over 3 years ago
Hahahaha! Who knew the vicar was a savage?
xxx
Number Three over 3 years ago
@Afficionado
Hey, Affie. As I am typing this comment to you, I am riddled with Hay Fever. I had to take an antihistamine just now and drinking some water. Isnât summer a bundle of delight?
I went to the hairdressers today and got my braids in. An apprentice done it and she did a marvellous job! However my usual hairdresser cut my hair and fringe.
It will be an extremely sad day when we lose Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr. Love The Beatles. A favourite band of mine. Thatâs why I tried to impersonate Abbey Road in my avatar with little success.
A sad celebrity death for me was Alan Rickman who played Snape in Harry Potter. That came as a shock.
Stay safe, stay well and stay happy, pal. Iâm at the carvery tomorrow. Thursday and Friday, I have no plans. And on Saturday I get my COVID vaccine as you know.
Holilubillkori Premium Member over 3 years ago
Read a online story about a groom whose bride died on the wedding day and he asked her fatherâs permission, if he could marry her younger sister and did!? As for the younger sister she stated it was very weird having her dead sister in the next room, while the reception party was going onâŠ
Mediatech over 3 years ago
Marriageable bachelors please form a line on the right.
tad1 over 3 years ago
The Vicar definitely bungled that up, but to be honest, I canât really think of a better solution.
paullp Premium Member over 3 years ago
As the vicar, the only reason Iâd ask her that question is that I heard the gossip about what happened last night at the bachelorette party (which might also explain why the groom jilted her).