Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson for July 04, 2024

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    Da'Dad  5 months ago

    Through the looking glass now Arlo?

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    C  5 months ago

    Time to wean yourself off the estrogen, Arlo

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    SpacedInvader Premium Member 5 months ago

    Come on now, your home, answer the long standing question, moving or not.

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    Rhetorical_Question   5 months ago

    The hottub experience at the cottage is fading away for Janis.

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    Ruth Brown  5 months ago

    It is always good to have your own bed and bathroom. And refrigerator and kitchen…

    I didn’t get the rabbit reference.

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    nosirrom  5 months ago

    Arlo, don’t let Janis near the stove with a match.

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    Michael Jones  5 months ago

    should we stay or should we go

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    biglar  5 months ago

    Based on where this storyline seems to be headed and thinking back to Arlo’s “boat scare” (when he got his boat but then decided he was afraid to sail on the ocean), JJ has an underlying theme about finally getting what you always wanted and then realizing it’s not what you want.

    (Though, I’d argue that Arlo could have taken some classes and gained knowledge and confidence as a sailor. He didn’t need to drop his dream due to fear.)

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    AnneFackler  5 months ago

    Happy 4th of July Everyone !

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    Grace Premium Member 5 months ago

    Home is where your people and stuff are. Not the building.

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    NaryGancy  5 months ago

    I agree with “Murt”, I believe its a reference to Harvey the invisible rabbit. After all, everyone thought Elwood P Dowd was crazy. I also miss Arlo’s boat from long ago. There’s always lots of fun adventures with a boat. Maybe Jimmy will bring it back into the story.

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    Crandlemire  5 months ago

    Oh you kids — Harvey (1950 film) Harvey is a 1950 American comedy-drama film starring James Stewart. The story centers on a man whose best friend is Harvey, a 6 ft 3+1⁄2 in tall white invisible rabbit, and the ensuing debacle when the man’s sister tries to have him committed to a sanatorium.

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    Rob Smith Premium Member 5 months ago

    I’m not sure if that last panel is a reference from Bugs Bunny or John Updike. (Colud be Harvey, I suppose.)

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    jarvisloop  5 months ago

    Interesting. I was expecting a strip about Independence Day.

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    larryzolcienski  5 months ago

    I don’t see where any of this is going.

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    Travis Harden  5 months ago

    Is it me, or has Jimmy’s artwork style changed?

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    DaBump Premium Member 5 months ago

    LOL, I was just yesterday thinking of the Bugs Bunny toon in which he gets upset that the bounty for rabbits is so low, and to raise it he goes on a rampage which includes sawing off Florida and setting it adrift, the combined armed forces come after him and he wonders, “Could it be that I’ve taken this thing too far?” There’s a huge explosion, then at the end we see him looking sadly through the bars of a jail, saying, “Eh…. COULD be!”

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    John Leonard Premium Member 5 months ago

    I do like a man who knows the classics.

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    Calliope  5 months ago

    Oh my god. Why don’t they just buy a vacation home and have done with it? Then they can do the typical Boomer thing and flaunt having a second residence while most people younger than them can’t even afford one home.

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    mjpalmer  5 months ago

    .the reference is to Winnie the Poo

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    lee61951  5 months ago

    I was in a stage production of Harvey once. I do not beleive anyone spoke to the rabbit except for the main character Elwood (Jimmy S in the movie) and he always referred to him as Harvey and never “rabbit”. I like the Bugs Bunny reference!

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    jondonlevy  5 months ago

    I think it’s an 8 Mile reference

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    royq27  5 months ago

    It is always good to get home! Even better to have a home to get to…

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    JP Steve Premium Member 5 months ago

    Or there’s Quarantine Angst’s Could be, Rabbit.

    " J Herskowitz’s music becomes a universal language, allowing listeners to infuse their own emotions, experiences, and narratives into the immersive sonic landscapes." Makes as much sense as any of the other suggestions…

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    locake  5 months ago

    I really can’t relate to these 2 at all. Why does Arlo feel like he shouldn’t be glad to be back home?

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    mdavidholmes  5 months ago

    I don’t get it. I miss the Ludwig cartoons. Only 1 a few days ago. I’m a duffer but I don’t get half of these references.

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    paul brians  5 months ago

    Google “You might, Rabbit, you might.”

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    Life’s a Beach  5 months ago

    Hahahaha – coincidentally my wife and I just passed through Albuquerque last week on I-40…I made the same joke lol

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    David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace  5 months ago

    “Olivuh, I vant to go home to Hootersville.”

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    frtuck47  5 months ago

    Definitely a Winnie the Pooh reference.

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    j.l.farmer  5 months ago

    I think they should put the sale of their house on hold and just rent a place for a couple of months to see how it is before making it a permanent move. They are too unsure right now, especially when he is making sure to remind her that she made the conment, not him!!!

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    Lori Wall Premium Member 5 months ago

    I googled this and the answer I got was when you call someone rabbit you are implying they are young, timid, and afraid. I think that fits better than Updike or Bugs.

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    cabalonrye  5 months ago

    We are having a remake of Casablanca, when not even the director knew with whom the girl would go till he had to make the end of the film.

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    sincavage05  5 months ago

    A break is a nice thing. For a short time and then I miss my routines and the smell of my pillow and sheets.

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    CHRISWHITESTUDIO  5 months ago

    Bugs Bunny. I love obscure references!

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    mafastore  5 months ago

    My husband has planned on moving to Lancaster, PA (as mentioned elsewhere more recently Williamsburg, VA has become an option for him also) since before we were married. so for maybe 50 years.

    I know he will regret it and I don’t want to move. Our families are here and we have no children so one day one or another of our niblings will have to help to take care of us and if we move away that will not be available to us. (Currently I figure it will be his younger niece who helps us.) I fell like those people from New England – I was born on this island and I plan on staying here. (Plus we like our doctors and they understand us.)

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