Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson for January 17, 2024

An oldie but a goodie. Janis knows of what she speaks.

One of the nicest things a Husband can do for his Wife is to scratch under her back bra strap!

Would seem Jimmy is well acquainted with his feminine side.

Sure, Janice, until it becomes more uncomfortable not to wear one.

Let the girls loose!

Bra comes off before the tea.

“Welcome to the Screen Actor’s Guild – your card should arrive next week.”

My wife hates them too.

For as long as he’s been doing this strip one would think that Jimmy would have learned how to draw a pair by now.

Perky is overrated.

Love the teabag suspended in mid air

Has Janice boiled the water in a kettle? That’s how we Brits do it, but it’s unusual over there, isn’t it?

I have to wonder, though. With all these new super strong sports bras, you would think there was more comfort. Spoken like true guy, I know.

Janis go bragh-less!!!

Bras are utterly ridiculous.

The first true magic trick any man sees – watching his wife/girlfriend remove her bra without taking her shirt off first. Houdini has nothing on that.

When I was working, the first thing I did was remove my clothes and my bra. I hate them. They sometimes hurt, ride up, and just so uncomfortable.

I expect Arlo has an opinion on this topic.

I can remove mine without removing my arms from the sleeves of my top.

I imagine a cartoonist cuts pretty close to home with some ideas, and drawing this, he was really paying attention to the arm movements…and such and so on.

The first trick a teenage boy learns is how to use your pointer finger and thumb to unsnap a bra strap.

When your young they are way up firm and high, but age and gravity takes it’s toll, but they are still fun to play with, no matter what age, I’m 70 and me and my Lady are still very very very active in life :) and if you got cold hands from coming outdoors, under those puppies are warm and toasty, gives her a start though…LOL!!!

Only time I am braless is in the shower. Sag even hurts in bed.

couple of old boobs….

Sing it, sister

I’m sorry you ladies have to endure that.

Facts, ma’am, absolute facts!

Thanks for removing the teabag before drinking the tea, Janis. It always bugs me to be served tea with the teabag still in it in this country.

For some of us, the shoulder and back pain started at 15.

FREE THE JOHNSON 2!

And, now, to turn the conversation to the male side of growing older and more saggy:

At least I have not yet reached the physical state in which boxers can no longer be worn.

My wife does the same thing. Soon as she gets home that torture device gets whipped off in a flash. Which of course pleases may as well.

If you need a bra it should provide comfort, otherwise it’s punishment for needing it.

Arlo should be ashamed of himself for not providing Janice with good support. ;)

Free the Johnson 2!

I find bras to be extremely uncomfortable, but I have to force myself to wear one occasionally.

My wife would say the same thing, and she knows how to undo and remove it very quickly and easily as well.

Amen! It’s a pain.

They get more uncomfortable the more they have to fight gravity!

Pulls the wrinkles out of your face.

My bride wears oversized sweatshirts when we leave the house, even in summer, but she will still put a bra on before we go out. She can’t give me a good reason she wears one.

If Eve had behaved herself in the Garden of Eden, we all could still be running around naked and comfortable.

Never worn one myself, but my understanding is that if a bra is uncomfortable it’s because it doesn’t fit correctly.

The first thing I do when I get home is remove the bra. Then the shoes.

Yep! I miss the days of little boobies and never wearing bras.

Arlo’s gonna be disappointed he missed that little evolution

“….Back before I needed the pick me up or pick them up.”

I’m sure with the current state of technology and fabrics, comfortable bras can be fabricated.

Good thing Arlo isn’t there: He’d say something stupid!

I never thought of a hair comb as being necessary until I went bald. Now it isn’t, but I wish I had a need for one. And the hits just keep on comin’! <];o)

No reason to wear one in the winter with all the clothes you bundle up in.

When I was young, that was something a girl ended up doing in a drive in theater.

Even before Covid the bra came off when I walked in the house door.

But since Covid started and we were home almost all the time I started not putting it on unless we were going out – AND – it was not cold enough to wear a sweatshirt or jacket while out. (Okay, – and when going to a doctor’s appointment or more recently back to my embroidery chapter meetings I wear one.)

I truly hate bras

From panel 4, it looks like she is holding up fairly well.