Andy Capp by Reg Smythe for January 09, 2025

His too.

let’s look to the bright side fellas – he got out with his pants on!

There was an identical theme on a Sunday strip last year.

Ale’s well that ends well.

Chickens come home to roost

At least he settled 3 of his debts. I wonder if he ever pays back Flo?

Should have picked A less familiar watering hole maybe in a neighboring town.

At least he tried to be the gallant knight.

And the great thing is, he’ll now be able to cadge drinks off them again. Andy pays his debts, just not on schedule.

Typical.

It’s the only pub in town that Andy’s not barred from!

I thought it only happened in leap years ….

Andy actually paid them back?

Next time he needs to take her somewhere where nobody knows him.

“Cash on the hip.” Hmmm… British-ism at its best.

Shoulda gone some place where you’re not known, Capp.

Only 65 quid in debt. I’m surprised.

Andy should have slipped Flo a twenty. Her paying would not have tipped off cash on his hip. FogHorn Leghorn – I say Boy, Pay attention.

Sorry, Flo, no night out for you.

Andy winning on the horses must be one of the signs of the apocalypse…..

That is what happens when you marry a bum and keep living with him.

History catches up with Andy.

sadly serves him right for asking for pints from so many people that demand a refund. :j

She suffered cause he paid off his debts…good for for her night out!

Andy forgot rule #1. :)

I do wonder—if those men hadn’t been there to claim their cash, how much would Andy have bought? His “all on me tonight” might have ended up as one modest half-pint for Flo.

In andys case his good news always ends up in a canal

Easy come, easy go.

Poor Flo feel. bad for her

Andy owes too many people and cannot dodge all of them.

I can never remember how to convert British money to American money. Let’s see, he owed the first guy thirty kilometers, and the second ten, and the third twenty-five, but then convert that to dollars and cents and add them together and you get something like 81 British Farthings and two Shires?