Goodbye old “sot”.
Uh Oh!!!
Don’t count your chickens before they’re hatched…
the shoe is about to fall
You better hope your snake oil works, Harrigan! Or that Tarzan gets loose in time to save your worthless…!
Reality bites.
Oldy too drunk to saves him now.
The old buzzard is as nutty as a fruitcake .
There’s always a catch!
" … and showered himself with gold"
I thought that was the dancing girls’ job
♪♫ "H – A – double R – I, G – A – N spells Harrigan.
Proud of all the greedy thoughts that’s in me. Many a man can say a word agin me.
H – A – double R – I, G – A – N, you see,
Is a name that a shame always has been connected with, Harrigan, that’s me!" ♪♫
The narrator said rich as Croesus yesterday, c’mon guys get the similes right.
Whenever you think this story couldn’t get any sillier, it manages to both surprise and depress you at the same time.
Old Hard-Luck will make a savory stew for these hungray A-rabs when he’s be boiled in oil once the “Old Oak” croaks!
He’s deliriously happy now, but wait until he finds out that’s nothing but worthless costume jewelry and pyrite!
SHAKEDOWNCITY about 1 month ago
Goodbye old “sot”.
charliefarmrhere about 1 month ago
Uh Oh!!!
Johnny Q Premium Member about 1 month ago
Don’t count your chickens before they’re hatched…
bobpickett1 about 1 month ago
the shoe is about to fall
chris_o42 about 1 month ago
You better hope your snake oil works, Harrigan! Or that Tarzan gets loose in time to save your worthless…!
BigDaveGlass about 1 month ago
Reality bites.
Gent about 1 month ago
Oldy too drunk to saves him now.
General Trelane (Ret.) Premium Member about 1 month ago
The old buzzard is as nutty as a fruitcake .
Old Comic Strip Lover about 1 month ago
There’s always a catch!
h.v.greenman about 1 month ago
" … and showered himself with gold"
I thought that was the dancing girls’ job
ChessPirate about 1 month ago
♪♫ "H – A – double R – I, G – A – N spells Harrigan.
Proud of all the greedy thoughts that’s in me. Many a man can say a word agin me.
H – A – double R – I, G – A – N, you see,
Is a name that a shame always has been connected with, Harrigan, that’s me!" ♪♫
Polsixe about 1 month ago
The narrator said rich as Croesus yesterday, c’mon guys get the similes right.
LawrenceS about 1 month ago
Whenever you think this story couldn’t get any sillier, it manages to both surprise and depress you at the same time.
profkatz about 1 month ago
Old Hard-Luck will make a savory stew for these hungray A-rabs when he’s be boiled in oil once the “Old Oak” croaks!
JPuzzleWhiz about 1 month ago
He’s deliriously happy now, but wait until he finds out that’s nothing but worthless costume jewelry and pyrite!