In regard to today’s strip being difficult to suss, ever get the feeling that JJ occasionally follows John Lennon’s example? Once, Lennon supposedly wrote a couple of lyrics that deliberately had no meaning whatsoever, and he then said, “Let’s see them try to figure out this one!”
JJ has a keen sense of humor, and I can see him doing that, especially because of his past comments about the meaning of some strips.
On this day in 2007, Arlo and Janis had a Jimmy Buffett comic. I’m scrolling through the archives on go comics and landed on that last night- anyone interested can click the calendar and go back to that date = 9-10-2007 to read it as a tribute.
Could be Auburn; Could also be my alma mater Virginia which has very similar colors. I went to watch Virginia play against Auburn in what I called the “Orange and Blue Bowl”.
for those of us that are old enough, this brings to mind the movie/rock opera “Tommy”, that get up would be useful with the upcoming political season. which i felt it was a metaphor for any way
Da'Dad 11 months ago
By “college football” Arlo means The Auburn Tigers. By School Colors Janis means Burnt Orange and Navy Blue.
Old man look at my life 11 months ago
Gator colors
Rhetorical_Question 11 months ago
Good imagination?
Tyge Premium Member 11 months ago
Orange and Blue blinders! Yeah. It’ll be a tough schedule this year. War Eagle.
eced52 11 months ago
What’s with the blinders? They trying out for referees?
pschearer Premium Member 11 months ago
But why blinders?
David Huie Green ForceIsAUsefulFiction 11 months ago
“War Eagle, fly down the field,
Ever to conquer, never to yield.
War Eagle, fearless and true.
Fight on you *orange and blue."
Go! Go! Go!
On to vict’ry, strike up the band.
Give ’emHell, give ’emHell,
Stand up and yell, hey!
War Eagle, win for Auburn,
Power of Dixieland!"
WaitingMan 11 months ago
College football. For those who think the NFL doesn’t have enough corruption.
C Walters Premium Member 11 months ago
Being in the UK, although a fan of Pro US Football, I don’t get the joke.
jarvisloop 11 months ago
In regard to today’s strip being difficult to suss, ever get the feeling that JJ occasionally follows John Lennon’s example? Once, Lennon supposedly wrote a couple of lyrics that deliberately had no meaning whatsoever, and he then said, “Let’s see them try to figure out this one!”
JJ has a keen sense of humor, and I can see him doing that, especially because of his past comments about the meaning of some strips.
Egrayjames 11 months ago
I heard the “Whooshhhh” as that went right over my head!
Forest Dweller 54 11 months ago
Who cares, it’s just football. I quit watching when the idiot took a knee.
Out of the Past 11 months ago
I don’t know what it means but I know it’s about football with no connection to reality and therefore don’t care.
timinwsac Premium Member 11 months ago
Not a clue so I’ll check the comments. As of this writing I’m leaving the comments without a clue.
Chris 11 months ago
weird… :/
FunnyReader - 2022 Premium Member 11 months ago
On this day in 2007, Arlo and Janis had a Jimmy Buffett comic. I’m scrolling through the archives on go comics and landed on that last night- anyone interested can click the calendar and go back to that date = 9-10-2007 to read it as a tribute.
assrdood 11 months ago
Auburn had more fun than the “Tide”.
billwog 11 months ago
Don’t know about Janis but I believe Jimmy is a born and bred Mississippi boy so I doubt he’s an Auburn fan.
Martin Booda 11 months ago
Could be Auburn; Could also be my alma mater Virginia which has very similar colors. I went to watch Virginia play against Auburn in what I called the “Orange and Blue Bowl”.
chireef 11 months ago
for those of us that are old enough, this brings to mind the movie/rock opera “Tommy”, that get up would be useful with the upcoming political season. which i felt it was a metaphor for any way
jasonsnakelover 11 months ago
Baseball is a national pastime so how come they’re not focusing on that? As far as I know, they haven’t had the World Series yet.