Frazz by Jef Mallett for March 02, 2022

Do you mean that she said you hurt her donkey?

I grew up knowing what a sore-head was. Personality trait.

Caulfield is a pain in her a$$.

Who says you can’t have a kneeache ? Come over here, I’ll show ya.

… knee ache and sore head are both common terms?

The thing is, you can. You can express things any way you want. That’s the beauty of language.

Or a soreache or a kneehead.

What a sorehead!

Or a saw knee in the Northeast.

Wonder if her bp goes up every time she asks that question, knowing what will result?

It’s such a pleasure to have a genuinely witty strip in my morning mix.

You actually can have a sore head (bump it and tell me it’s not sore) and be a sorehead.

There are too many sore heads!

Just like you have a armpit, but not a kneepit.

You’re young. Oldfarts got all of that.

When is she going to learn to stop asking that set-up question?

Caulfield continues to get less and less funny.

More precisely, she experiences Caulfield as discomfort in her bottom.

Haha

The first panel looks a little odd with the incomplete desks and no other students visible.

Ah, the Mysteries of Life.

A pain in the butt!

This kid is not very bright. He assumes things which are usually wrong, such as assuming that somehow he’s heard, and remembers, all the expressions that are in use.

My dad used to say that someone “gripes my butt.”

We Brits say Sore head. Probably more often than Headache