When I was younger, our family routinely went to a certain high school football game. It was held at the local college stadium because so many people wanted to see it. One year both teams were #1 in their respective states. Would be hard to explain to Mallett attendance of 20,000 at a high school game.
i raked my leaves into piles for the dogs to play in. Once the leaves got broken down into bits and pieces, I finished mulching them with the mower. And on a nice weather autumn day, that is time outside well spent
You know what is a worse waste of time? Running a stadium food vending stand as a fund raiser for your kid’s school. What a scam! I think there were 6 or 7 of us involved for a season and we didn’t even raise $1000 for the school total. I certainly wasn’t any kind of rich – but I would have written a check for $150 as a donation to have avoided that.
I’d point out that there have been multiple strips referring to our modest hero watching the Tour De France which usually happens in June, but am sure that’s completely different and in no way, shape, or form evidence of double standards.
RAGs about 3 years ago
" We will go rejoicing raking in the leaves…"
Bilan about 3 years ago
Don’t blame Dad. Blame the maker of the Honey-Do list.
Concretionist about 3 years ago
Nah. The people who de-leaf the stadium use either giant vacuums or leaf blowers.
BaltimoreJack Premium Member about 3 years ago
Wow! Mallett calling himself out on his look-down on football. Yet still feels superior.
rshive about 3 years ago
When I was younger, our family routinely went to a certain high school football game. It was held at the local college stadium because so many people wanted to see it. One year both teams were #1 in their respective states. Would be hard to explain to Mallett attendance of 20,000 at a high school game.
nosirrom about 3 years ago
Considering my plans for today Tuesday must be the new weekend.
Ceeg22 Premium Member about 3 years ago
Somebody’s got to
pony21 Premium Member about 3 years ago
I would actually prefer to leave my leaves alone, so to speak. And I do, in the back yard. The front yard, I rake, if only for the neighbors’ benefit.
well-i-never about 3 years ago
There’s UV rays out there!
Uncle Bob about 3 years ago
Wrong colors, Frazz. No wonder you’re muffed…er…miffed.
sundogusa about 3 years ago
Hawaii, high school football was more important than pro. It was fanatical!
jessegooddoggy about 3 years ago
This fall’s leaves are next spring’s compost.
LeftCoastKen Premium Member about 3 years ago
Face it, Frazz, he’s got ya and you’re just back-peddling now…
comicboyz about 3 years ago
nice color scheme Frazz with you dressed in Maize n Blue and the lil guy in green.
car2ner about 3 years ago
i raked my leaves into piles for the dogs to play in. Once the leaves got broken down into bits and pieces, I finished mulching them with the mower. And on a nice weather autumn day, that is time outside well spent
Ignatz Premium Member about 3 years ago
“I have a problem with people doing the things that they enjoy.” – Frazz
Richard S Russell Premium Member about 3 years ago
“What is your thing with football?” —pretty much anyone who’s ever read this strip more than 4 times
Thinkingblade about 3 years ago
You know what is a worse waste of time? Running a stadium food vending stand as a fund raiser for your kid’s school. What a scam! I think there were 6 or 7 of us involved for a season and we didn’t even raise $1000 for the school total. I certainly wasn’t any kind of rich – but I would have written a check for $150 as a donation to have avoided that.
flying spaghetti monster about 3 years ago
the kids response is better than Frazz’s.
Not the Smartest Man On the Planet -- Maybe Close Premium Member about 3 years ago
Why rake leaves at all? Leave ‘em where they fall, let ’em mulch over the winter and mow away what’s left of ’em next spring.
Ubermick about 3 years ago
I’d point out that there have been multiple strips referring to our modest hero watching the Tour De France which usually happens in June, but am sure that’s completely different and in no way, shape, or form evidence of double standards.