@Number Three , Today’s strip is funny our HERO MR ANDREW Capp agrees wth today’s sentiments:o) how was your day? our Manic Monda should be quite cal and after the shopping is done we are staying inside the house and keep Hydrate Keep safe and thank for caring young Lady
I wonder who is speaking from outside the panel in the last frame. Is Andy finishing his earlier remark or is Jacko replying to Andy? If Jacko is speaking, it shows that he shares Andy’s feelings about Guitar Bob and is employing him against his better judgement.
Happy and Safe Independence Day Ye Cappers. Grateful, Thankful and Blessed. All gave some. Some gave all. Born in the Yoo Ess Ayyy and where ever ye be!
Interesting! These flags are the 15 star and 15 stripe “Star Spangled Banner” flags like the one that flew over Fort McHenry during the War of 1812 that inspired Francis Scott Key. That was 36 years after Independence Day…
Do English people really get in on an American holiday like that? I wonder what it means to them. Are they doing it tongue-in-cheek, ironically, or is it an “all is forgiven, let’s just party” sort of thing?
NY, NJ, Delaware and PA were German, Dutch, and Swiss colonies for well over a generation and somewhat peacefully coexisted with the local native Lenape up and down the Hudson and Delaware rivers. Iron, Furs, good soil, giant hemlock trees and river access made the area a strategic and profitable enough location to spawn a war or two across the pond.
Well this strip certainly caught my eye today! I have a distant cousin in Wilmington, North Carolina and I tagged her in a Facebook status last year saying “Have a great 4th of July over there. No hard feelings” Haha.
Today was rather windy so I didn’t go out. It’s currently bright and sunny now.
I’ll have to go out tomorrow to buy my chocolate Weetabix Breakfast Drink for Wednesday since the Post Office/Newsagents had none at all last week.
I found out sometime last year that I am distantly related to a man in America who was a wanted criminal. Never told anyone this. I believe it was in the Bohemia, New York area. How do I know? If you look, I mentioned my distant cousin in the comment above. She’s called Christine and the criminal is her nephew. He had threatened to kill her daughter and her 5 grandchildren. A mentally unstable and dangerous man. Christine is originally from Bohemia, New York and I saw her share it on Facebook sometime last year. It’s bizarre. But I guess we are all related to total “wrong un’s” as we say here.
Stay safe, stay well, stay cool and stay happy, pal.
The flags in the 1st panel are hung wrong. When the flag is hung from the short side, the blue field should be at the upper left. Jack probably didn’t know that.
Imagine about 2 years ago
For the British it really must be something worth celebrating.
Templo S.U.D. about 2 years ago
I would hate to hear Bob play the Jimi Hendrix cover of “The Star-Spangled Banner.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjzZh6-h9fM
Happy 244th anniversary of British treason, my fellow, Americans.
ronaldspence about 2 years ago
declare your independence from Bob Andy!
LookingGlass Premium Member about 2 years ago
Bruce Springsteen is NOT – “amused!!!”
;-)
enigmamz about 2 years ago
Now the boys ger to try Budweiser, Miller and Coors!
Alexander the Good Enough about 2 years ago
The flags on the outside of the building are hung wrong. The star-field ALWAYS goes in the upper left corner. But then, this is jolly old G. B. so…
LeftCoastKen Premium Member about 2 years ago
A co-worker once told me the British also celebrate July 4th, but they call it “Good Riddance Day.”
LAFITZGERALD about 2 years ago
Hold on – this is a British strip by way of import to America!!
seanfear about 2 years ago
Bob is aiming for a green card?
The Pro from Dover about 2 years ago
He does know that the Brits lost doesn’t he?
Susan00100 about 2 years ago
Why would there be an Independence Day celebration there??
Britain lost the colonies, y’know!!
AFFICIONADO about 2 years ago
@Number Three , Today’s strip is funny our HERO MR ANDREW Capp agrees wth today’s sentiments:o) how was your day? our Manic Monda should be quite cal and after the shopping is done we are staying inside the house and keep Hydrate Keep safe and thank for caring young Lady
FGWaiss about 2 years ago
Since when does GB celebrate the loss of one of their colonies?
C about 2 years ago
That’s a trea(t)son
Calvinist1966 about 2 years ago
I wonder who is speaking from outside the panel in the last frame. Is Andy finishing his earlier remark or is Jacko replying to Andy? If Jacko is speaking, it shows that he shares Andy’s feelings about Guitar Bob and is employing him against his better judgement.
Gandalf about 2 years ago
I guess there’s no hard feelin’s there, right, Jack?
naplllp about 2 years ago
Guitar Bob is no Bruce Springsteen.
asmbeers about 2 years ago
That is not a pro-America song, by the way.
AZCoyote about 2 years ago
I thought Andy was British.
hraver about 2 years ago
In England? Is not our Independence Day kind of a slap in the face to England?
CorkLock about 2 years ago
Happy and Safe Independence Day Ye Cappers. Grateful, Thankful and Blessed. All gave some. Some gave all. Born in the Yoo Ess Ayyy and where ever ye be!
pathamil about 2 years ago
Interesting! These flags are the 15 star and 15 stripe “Star Spangled Banner” flags like the one that flew over Fort McHenry during the War of 1812 that inspired Francis Scott Key. That was 36 years after Independence Day…
oakie817 about 2 years ago
HIPPY 4TH OF JULY!!
belgarathmth about 2 years ago
Do English people really get in on an American holiday like that? I wonder what it means to them. Are they doing it tongue-in-cheek, ironically, or is it an “all is forgiven, let’s just party” sort of thing?
cdillon85 about 2 years ago
I may work for a President (ultimately), but I serve a King.
oish about 2 years ago
NY, NJ, Delaware and PA were German, Dutch, and Swiss colonies for well over a generation and somewhat peacefully coexisted with the local native Lenape up and down the Hudson and Delaware rivers. Iron, Furs, good soil, giant hemlock trees and river access made the area a strategic and profitable enough location to spawn a war or two across the pond.
joannesshadow about 2 years ago
Thanks for the salute to the USA and the best laugh I have had on GoComics today!
rshive about 2 years ago
Bob’s music is as good as ever.
Buckeye67 about 2 years ago
I don’t think Andy really cares about the Fourth of July, but hey he might get lucky and there’ll be an American in the pub who will buy him a drink.
Panufo about 2 years ago
Why would a Brit celebrate the 4th?
schaefer jim about 2 years ago
I am confused, this is England and they are celebrating our bloody revolution from them?
Number Three about 2 years ago
Well this strip certainly caught my eye today! I have a distant cousin in Wilmington, North Carolina and I tagged her in a Facebook status last year saying “Have a great 4th of July over there. No hard feelings” Haha.
xxx
Number Three about 2 years ago
@Afficionado
Hey, Affie.
Today was rather windy so I didn’t go out. It’s currently bright and sunny now.
I’ll have to go out tomorrow to buy my chocolate Weetabix Breakfast Drink for Wednesday since the Post Office/Newsagents had none at all last week.
I found out sometime last year that I am distantly related to a man in America who was a wanted criminal. Never told anyone this. I believe it was in the Bohemia, New York area. How do I know? If you look, I mentioned my distant cousin in the comment above. She’s called Christine and the criminal is her nephew. He had threatened to kill her daughter and her 5 grandchildren. A mentally unstable and dangerous man. Christine is originally from Bohemia, New York and I saw her share it on Facebook sometime last year. It’s bizarre. But I guess we are all related to total “wrong un’s” as we say here.
Stay safe, stay well, stay cool and stay happy, pal.
oldiesfan about 2 years ago
Considering Andy Capp is supposed to be set in London, England, why are they celebrating America’s independence?
russ.o about 2 years ago
The flags in the 1st panel are hung wrong. When the flag is hung from the short side, the blue field should be at the upper left. Jack probably didn’t know that.
tad1 about 2 years ago
Happy 4th of July to Cappers on both sides of the pond.
JHBOOB about 2 years ago
Can we find out if the UK wants it back? $20 and some fish and chips.
Sailor46 USN 65-95 about 2 years ago
America did a brexit 246 years ago, it’s worked out pretty good.
edle5 about 2 years ago
Didn’t know Britain was part of USA.
jim_pem about 2 years ago
Where are the red Solo cups? Everyone who isn’t American knows it’s not an American themed party unless you have red Solo cups.