FoxTrot Classics by Bill Amend for November 28, 2011
November 26, 2011
November 29, 2011
Transcript:
Jason: Tie fighters coming in fast at eight o'clock! LAser cannons hitting my shields hard at three o'clock! The emperor's shuttle straight ahead at twelve o'clock! Andy: Ahem. Jason: I always forget about "Oprah" at four o'clock.
rf_eq almost 13 years ago
F.P.S – “First Person Sulker”
skeeterhawk almost 13 years ago
Yes, 12 O’clock is straight ahead, Jason. (redundancy?) At least you hadn’t forgotten the analog world when you played that ten years ago. Tough times back then when you only had one TV. I love to reminisce when the clocks only had a circle of numbers with hands, and we had one phone on the wall with a dial. Shucks. I came too late for the phones with a crank to buzz the operator. Life’s so tough these days with so many luxuries to sort through. Oh, oh, I started rambling …..
Auntie Socialist almost 13 years ago
Andy! I’m shocked! But maybe that’s where she gets all her tofu recipies from
josh_bisbee almost 13 years ago
Like I said to my nephew, moms trump all
John Phelps almost 13 years ago
Well, in air combat, and presumably space combat, there is two clocks – one horizontal and one vertical. :) So, 12 o’clock could be straight ahead of you, or straight up. And yes, I loved the show Twelve O’Clock High.
falcon_370f almost 13 years ago
Now there’s no more Oprah, but there’s Dr. Phil at 3, and Jerry Springer at 2. Both run over the MGM Movies I wanted to watch on THIS (MY Utah TV).
bryan42 almost 13 years ago
@skeeter- We never had the crank ones, either, but we did share party lines. My grandparents were “rich” and could afford a private line but we shared a line with three or four other households.
Fogger_man almost 13 years ago
That was so 47 seconds ago… LOL
The Duke 1 almost 13 years ago
Oprah who? As in who gives a _____.
DerkinsVanPelt218 almost 13 years ago
My mom was never into Oprah. She let me watch Pokémon at 4 when I was a kid.
supersexyghotmew95 over 11 years ago
do a bearrel roll
Romeo2Delta2 almost 5 years ago
In air or space combat, one must note not only the clock number, but also the relative elevation (high, low, or level).