Woo! Another reminder that Toni exists~! I feel like Greg could milk a lot out of “early newlywed years” in addition to the “Luann and her weird college classmates” stuff.
That 6-8 glasses per day of water is probably the worst “health” advice anyone ever came up with. Really hard on the kidneys. And people still listen to it! (plus no, all the liquid in food plus coffee and more does count toward your liquid intake, despite what they said).
Not saying much but The Count is sure Ann Eiffel’s pillow talk is a LOT better >:9 OH… and Toni could do a hella lot better than that dork. He must have money.
The last time I remodeled the bathroom, I installed a urinal. (It was supposed to be an antique claw-foot tub). My Wife is disabled, so we decided on a shower-stall instead of the old bathtub….. but I didn’t want a home without a tub, so I moved a wall three feet, (which made the “laundry room” a bit smaller), and made a rather large shower unit. Unfortunately, the shower took up more room than I thought and the claw-foot tub wouldn’t fit the way I wanted it to,……… so I installed a urinal, instead.
……… Makes my dark walks and business in the bathroom much more convenient.
Brad – no one cares about how much water you drank or that you stubbed your toe. Quit whining, stop chugging so much water, buy a pair of slippers and pay attention to the cues your wife is giving you.
Having caught up with Luann strips for the last 2 weeks, all I can say is Luann is such a prude. No wonder Nancy and Bernice tried to hide their shared interests from her. She is such a simpleton while Nancy and Bernice are complicated women. I loved to read those books – they were my escape. Yeah, I used the past tense. I got bored with them They became repetitious and has a formula romantic writers tend to follow. Too predictable. A nice read for a boring day up in the mountains – perhaps one day I will do just that.
true story, my b.i.l. stubbed his big toe a month or so ago real bad and never had it checked. Right before Christmas he notices the skin was rubbed off and was showing the bare flesh, and oozing gunk. Finally went to his doctor. He said “get to an E.R. immediately!” They admitted him for testing, found infection deep into the bone. Toe had to be amputated and he is now on 6 weeks of I.V. antibiotics.
I know a lot of people are posting their surgical war stories, and I really feel for them, as a nurse, an Army vet, or just a dude who hasn’t endured what you have. And forgive me if I say I hope I never do. However, 2 1/2 years ago—July 13, 2020—I went under the knife to have two valves in my heart replaced, and to repair an aortic aneurysm. I was lights out for about 8 hours. And yes, since they had to stop my heart, technically I was dead. I spent close to a month in the hospital (and COVID was in full swing back then), and two months on disability. My heart is fine now, but I have to take warfarin (aka Coumadin) for the rest of my life, as well as periodic blood draws.
Templo S.U.D. about 2 years ago
do what I do: get a night light
J. Scarbrough about 2 years ago
I feel ya, Brad. I’ve reached an age where I find myself making more trips during the night than I used to when I was younger. And I’m only 33!
Rhetorical_Question about 2 years ago
Yikes! Wrong time to hydrate?
Tenax about 2 years ago
Perhaps reading D. Coverly might change the mood. ;o)
Joe1962 about 2 years ago
Brad making those 3:30 runs to bathroom in the middle of the night is part of getting older. Toni lol.
ronaldspence about 2 years ago
Looks like ur-in-trouble Brad…
Robin Harwood about 2 years ago
Romantic? You’re married now. Romance has long since left the building.
Jabroniville Premium Member about 2 years ago
Woo! Another reminder that Toni exists~! I feel like Greg could milk a lot out of “early newlywed years” in addition to the “Luann and her weird college classmates” stuff.
linus82 about 2 years ago
Well, in cold weather some people feel more like going to the bathroom, and drinking plenty even more.
Pointspread about 2 years ago
I try to find a balance between being hydrated enough to not get leg cramps & not having to get up to use the bathroom.
lvlax about 2 years ago
Apparently, the men in the Degroot household aren’t the best with being romantic =/
Crann Bethadh about 2 years ago
Greg is really into the risqué euphemisms lately.
beb01 about 2 years ago
At least it is not another “Luann, clean up your room.”
Brdshtt Premium Member about 2 years ago
In the first panel, one might think that he accidentally slammed the toilet seat on, ah… something.
Panufo about 2 years ago
‘Waterlogged zombie with a throbbing toe’ – now THAT scans.
kenhense about 2 years ago
Too bad. I hate to think no kids except Shannon
Grandma Lea about 2 years ago
Sleeps like a baby,has to go several times a night! I remember 33, it was 40 years ago.
Amina Rush about 2 years ago
Uh-oh. Trouble in paradise. Brad is looking like his teenage self. And something is throbbing but it’s not what she thought.
David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace about 2 years ago
“Wait until the throbbing shifts back.”
Darsan54 Premium Member about 2 years ago
That’s what gets you going?
Mordock999 Premium Member about 2 years ago
Brad!
You’re awake and “Shannon-less.”
Take advantage of this rare “opportunity.”
vlad8601 about 2 years ago
wait until 50
dlkrueger33 about 2 years ago
His pillow talk sucks. Now I know why they haven’t yet had a baby.
LawrenceS about 2 years ago
The smarter toes should have told the dumb one to be careful. When all else fails, blame in the intelligence of the toe.
Robert Nowall Premium Member about 2 years ago
Wait about twenty-five years and it’ll happen whether you hydrate or not.
hildigunnurr Premium Member about 2 years ago
That 6-8 glasses per day of water is probably the worst “health” advice anyone ever came up with. Really hard on the kidneys. And people still listen to it! (plus no, all the liquid in food plus coffee and more does count toward your liquid intake, despite what they said).
colddonkey about 2 years ago
Time to work up a sweat Brad.
Count Olaf Premium Member about 2 years ago
Not saying much but The Count is sure Ann Eiffel’s pillow talk is a LOT better >:9 OH… and Toni could do a hella lot better than that dork. He must have money.
xSigoff Premium Member about 2 years ago
Life happened, kid.
Just-me about 2 years ago
I have to occasional bout of sciatica. It feels like the left leg is on fire while getting hit repeatedly with a cattle prod.
ElwoodP about 2 years ago
My wife just told me that her butt hurts.
Life’s a Beach about 2 years ago
Only four times??? Ah to be young again lol
carlosrivers about 2 years ago
Well, if it’s sexy you want Toni, his toenail is now painted black;)
Ellis97 about 2 years ago
I know how you feel, Brad. I’m at that age where I just can’t hold it anymore.
Mongo about 2 years ago
Well…..while we’re awake…..
bigbit about 2 years ago
Pillow talk!That’s an opening Brad!! Baby in October!!!
KEA about 2 years ago
nothing like marriage for killing romance
sueb1863 about 2 years ago
FOUR times? Maybe Brad should see a doctor. Even with a lot of water drinking, that isn’t normal.
MuddyUSA Premium Member about 2 years ago
Ah yes, pillow talk………
TheBigPickle about 2 years ago
Dude, that’s your cue… she wants to engage in some nocturnal calisthenics guaranteed to both get your mind off the pain, and help you sleep…
Wizard of Ahz-no relation about 2 years ago
real married [pillow talk-my wife and i will sometimes be so romantic as to discuss trash day-then laugh
sid w about 2 years ago
Love it.
Aladar30 Premium Member about 2 years ago
Bred will slowly become like his father. No bad because Frank is a great person.
DonCoyote® about 2 years ago
The last time I remodeled the bathroom, I installed a urinal. (It was supposed to be an antique claw-foot tub). My Wife is disabled, so we decided on a shower-stall instead of the old bathtub….. but I didn’t want a home without a tub, so I moved a wall three feet, (which made the “laundry room” a bit smaller), and made a rather large shower unit. Unfortunately, the shower took up more room than I thought and the claw-foot tub wouldn’t fit the way I wanted it to,……… so I installed a urinal, instead.
……… Makes my dark walks and business in the bathroom much more convenient.
Local 574 Premium Member about 2 years ago
Don’t just drink when you’re thirsty, Brad. Be sure to do what the experts tell you to do.
The Quiet One about 2 years ago
Wait to you get older Brad.
Johnnyrico about 2 years ago
Is this where they make a baby now?
comic reader 22 about 2 years ago
Brad – no one cares about how much water you drank or that you stubbed your toe. Quit whining, stop chugging so much water, buy a pair of slippers and pay attention to the cues your wife is giving you.
yoey1957 about 2 years ago
I remember the stages of pillow talk throughout my marriage. Yes! Oh Yes! Yes Yes Yesssss!. Now I’m happy to settle for the occasional, yep!
alexius23 about 2 years ago
Entropy sucks
Happy Jack Hill about 2 years ago
Pillow talk was more romantic until they got married.
Brdshtt Premium Member about 2 years ago
After all, toes are for finding things in the dark. The subsequent yelling is for warning others that a hazard is present.
spaced man spliff about 2 years ago
Well, Bwad, think of it as a preview of coming attractions.
gnmnrbl about 2 years ago
Panel 3 and 4: looks like toni is trying to seduce brad but he’s just not having it.
RolloTheGrouch about 2 years ago
How long have these two lovebirds been married?
Their wedding was well after Luann started Junior College, and she’s not past her second year yet (apparently).
18 months is a mighty short time for a marriage to a hottie to go stale.
Sisyphos about 2 years ago
Ouch! I sympathize with Brad. Even having a nightlight, I still can manage to stub one toe or another sometimes!
But he does have the consolation of sleeping with Toni!
9thCapricorn about 2 years ago
Having caught up with Luann strips for the last 2 weeks, all I can say is Luann is such a prude. No wonder Nancy and Bernice tried to hide their shared interests from her. She is such a simpleton while Nancy and Bernice are complicated women. I loved to read those books – they were my escape. Yeah, I used the past tense. I got bored with them They became repetitious and has a formula romantic writers tend to follow. Too predictable. A nice read for a boring day up in the mountains – perhaps one day I will do just that.
Barnabus Blackoak about 2 years ago
true story, my b.i.l. stubbed his big toe a month or so ago real bad and never had it checked. Right before Christmas he notices the skin was rubbed off and was showing the bare flesh, and oozing gunk. Finally went to his doctor. He said “get to an E.R. immediately!” They admitted him for testing, found infection deep into the bone. Toe had to be amputated and he is now on 6 weeks of I.V. antibiotics.
198.23.5.11 about 2 years ago
“I’m a Waterlogged Zombie with a Throbbing Toe”
Find somebody to record that and it’ll make BILLBOARD Top 10
Scott S about 2 years ago
I keep a flashlight on the nightstand for that very reason.
Linnorm about 2 years ago
I know a lot of people are posting their surgical war stories, and I really feel for them, as a nurse, an Army vet, or just a dude who hasn’t endured what you have. And forgive me if I say I hope I never do. However, 2 1/2 years ago—July 13, 2020—I went under the knife to have two valves in my heart replaced, and to repair an aortic aneurysm. I was lights out for about 8 hours. And yes, since they had to stop my heart, technically I was dead. I spent close to a month in the hospital (and COVID was in full swing back then), and two months on disability. My heart is fine now, but I have to take warfarin (aka Coumadin) for the rest of my life, as well as periodic blood draws.
eced52 about 2 years ago
He was more romantic in the past? This IS Brad we’re talking about, right?