I guess Walt lives out in the country these days. Does anyone remember when he moved from the home he had with Phyllis for many years in the alley? I cannot remember the move away from his friends.
Some years ago I worked for a businessman who had European partners. Most from Scotland, some from Ireland. I picked them up at the airport and drove them to their hotels. The Irishman and I had a lovely conversation about Hibernia. Later a Scot asked me if I understood the Irishman, as they can be hard to understand clearly. I replied that I could understand him perfectly. In my thoughts I said, it’s you that I can no understand, lassie.
Gweedo -it's legal here- Murray over 2 years ago
Good morning, mixed up communicators.
ron over 2 years ago
Good job putting the Scottish accent in print.
BlitzMcD over 2 years ago
I have a sudden urge to hear Lord Rockingham XI’s biggest hit single…..
Susan00100 over 2 years ago
Does he also own a Scottie??
pony21 Premium Member over 2 years ago
Wonderful to see Walt again!
ddjg over 2 years ago
A little charming—how good—
stu1nyrf over 2 years ago
I guess Walt lives out in the country these days. Does anyone remember when he moved from the home he had with Phyllis for many years in the alley? I cannot remember the move away from his friends.
allangary over 2 years ago
No true Scotsman …….
Darryl Heine over 2 years ago
St. Patrick’s Day is a month and a half away anyway…wait, he’s Scottish, not Irish!
Grumpy Old Guy over 2 years ago
“But, does your dog bite……”
Inspector Clouseau
[Unnamed Reader - bf182b] over 2 years ago
Wonder if that’s Oor Wullie? Walt seems to attract old comics characters, and, well, . . .
MT Wallet over 2 years ago
That bunny rabbit he dinna belong to you.
Durak Premium Member over 2 years ago
Jim’s like, “You know, it’s been awhile since I drew a Scotsman.”
Durak Premium Member over 2 years ago
Any Hamish McBeth fans out there?
Frankfreak over 2 years ago
Walt’s still alive. Methuselah is being replaced.
Quantumtorpedo1 over 2 years ago
Some years ago I worked for a businessman who had European partners. Most from Scotland, some from Ireland. I picked them up at the airport and drove them to their hotels. The Irishman and I had a lovely conversation about Hibernia. Later a Scot asked me if I understood the Irishman, as they can be hard to understand clearly. I replied that I could understand him perfectly. In my thoughts I said, it’s you that I can no understand, lassie.
198.23.5.11 over 2 years ago
Boy,is HE lost!!