Andy Capp by Reg Smythe for August 31, 2012

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    Linguist  about 12 years ago

    LOL. I like that – Squashed Antarctica !

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    kullyrai  about 12 years ago

    @Eldo, in the UK it historically depended on the time you had your “dinner”

    Tea as an evening meal was between 5-7 in the evening, and consisted of more than just “Tea”

    Supper had two different connotations (sp?), it could either mean a late evening snack (after dinner), or an informal dinner – while “Dinner” was always meant to be either the main evening meal or a more formal meal – at the dining table, with the good china and wine etc..

    Nowadays, it is all the same thing

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    pcolli  about 12 years ago

    To me, tea is at 4pm with cakes; dinner is my main evening meal and supper would be a snack before bedtime. “Tea” can also be interchanged to mean “dinner”, depending on what “stratum of society” one grew up in. The usage varies with region as well. My meals are: breakfast, snack, lunch, snack, dinner but I am overweight.

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    Dampwaffle  about 12 years ago

    Just toss some bread on a plate and soak it with whiskey and call it pudding, Flo. Andy will never know the difference.

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    Sandfan  about 12 years ago

    Squashed Antartica sic would fit right in with other great British dishes such as Spotted Dick, Bangers and Mash, Mushy Peas. Toad in the Hole, Faggots, Bubble and Squeak, Neeps and Tatties, Gentlemen’s Relish and Eton Mess.

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    Sandfan  about 12 years ago

    Be careful, lad…

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    jadoo823  about 12 years ago

    …anybody else having trouble seeing the strip? I can see all the comments, but I can’t see any of the strips on gocomics – not today’s, not yesterday’s, none…

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    cbrsarah  about 12 years ago

    @afficionadoThe last I looked, Alaska was attached to Canada. It’s very close to the Arctic but not in it.

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    watmiwori  about 12 years ago

    Isn’t Antarctica the Souse Pole? Far from Alaska,but lends itself nicely to an Andean pun.

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    Number Three  about 12 years ago

    Why didn’t she plop his head into it?

    That’s what I would have done.

    xxx

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    Number Three  about 12 years ago

    Hasn’t a care in the world…

    ZOOM

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    Fan o’ Lio.  about 12 years ago

    Geography anyone?

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    Linguist  about 12 years ago

    Flo’s Baked Alaska went South !

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    Fan o’ Lio.  about 12 years ago

    Flo’s a crafty one.

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    Godfreydaniel  about 12 years ago

    @SandfanIn your round-up of those (to the ears of a colonist) weird-sounding British dishes, you left out my own personal favorite: Monty Python’s “Crunch Frog.”@FanolioI’ve always wondered how many Yorkshire terriers it takes to make Yorkshire pudding?

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    Linda Solomon  about 12 years ago

    Frisky Friday Hugs ((((((( Cappers! )))))))Juneau tomorrow then Homer the next day. I cant wait to get to Homer, the home of the Deadliest Catch crew. Hopefully I will get to meet/see some of them or any of them for that matter. I dont watch much T.V. but I never miss that show (or Dancing with the Stars, Axe Men, and Ice Road Truckers ) anything else on T.V., you would have to talk to someone else about because I dont / havent seen it….I have no idea who Snooki is nor do I care….lol…Take care of yourselves and have a fantastic weekend all!Hope Gweedo’s trip is going as well as my own vacation is!

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    Linda Solomon  about 12 years ago

    btw – Great Extra’s today everyone!!

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    pcolli  about 12 years ago

    Flo would be sitting in bed thinking of a cup of tea but that’s all some people have for breakfast.

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    Godfreydaniel  about 12 years ago

    As far as Andy confusing north and south, the other day I bought some mustard that was supposed to be HOT (I love spicy foods.) It’s called “Arizona Heat.” Problem was, it tasted more like North Dakota Cold……..

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    Number Three  about 12 years ago

    You’re welcome.

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    pcolli  about 12 years ago

    I like the way the Thais eat: eat when you’re hungry.

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