Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for May 16, 2022

Pick of the litter

Didn’t the pickpockets end up with nothing?

That’s an old-school occupation, like a blacksmith, or milkman!!

Oliver Twist is grueling. More please!

“The (strip) is a ass! A idiot!”

What the Dickens??

He should get a job digging dirt. Then he can still say he lives a life of grime…

Good literature Should inspire dreams…..lol

Go back to drawing Clayton

I thought he was going for orphan.

He might be practicing already, Adam should check his wallet

O-L-I-V-E-R

Oliver twist yeah

You ought to see Oliver go go Oliver

You ought to see Oliver twist

He can’t mow the grass

Falls asleep in grammer class

But he’s a sight on Saturday night

You ought to see Oliver go go Oliver

You ought to see Oliver twist

I like Olive Twist – it´s not Olivers sister, it´s how I like Martinis

“In this life one thing counts – in the bank, large amounts. I’m afraid these don’t grow on trees; You’ve got to pick a pocket or two.”

So, he desires to be a politician….

uh oh…

What Victorian parents complained about since they didn’t have video games: “The Artful Dodger is a bad influence! Reading causes violence!”

I wonder what kind of living a pickpocket makes. I mean, really, who carries cash anymore?

And if you get a credit or debit card, you gotta know the PIN, or you just swiped a pile of useless plastic! I read a helpful hint recently; keep the phone numbers for your cards in your phone, that way, you can call immediately & cancel the cards. (JUST the phone number for the institution, NO other info!)

Now, there’s a Twist!

He artfully dodged that question.

They called me “The Fart-full Dodger” in college.

T’was the Pabst.

Practice your running skills.

Why not go all the way? Be a politician.

Why am I NOT surprised this child would say this!?!

It’s a little late in the game to pick that as a profession, some clothes these don’t even have pockets, them that do probably only have a cell phone in it.

I once ordered a martini with an olive and a twist of lime. The bartender served it with no olive or twist. I gave him the Dickens.

“It is said that Dickens based the character of Mr. Micawber on his own father. Do you want your son to become a writer?” – Richard Armour, Discussion questions for David Copperfield in The Classics Reclassified