Gotta admit Mike’s posture was great in panel 2 which makes panel 4 so hilarious. Yeah, never buy white swimsuit unless it is well lined as in thickly lined. Even if lined, the hair down there should be shaved. Best yet, just don’t buy white.
That reminds of the time when 2 women in white bikinis was sitting in front of me on the beach. I thought to myself “They are just on the beach to get a tan”. However, the next thing I see is them going for a swim. Needless to say my jaw hit the ground when they got out of the water. The either didn’t realize wearing white wasn’t a good idea or just didn’t care, but either way it was kind of funny.
When I was about 18, I went with a couple of girl friends to English Bay. Adelheid, who was a stunning dark beauty, ran into the water in an opaque, white bathing suit. But, when she walked back to us, we could see everything. Wet, her white suit had become transparent. She was horrified and spent the rest of the time rolled in a towel. Interestingly, I don’t see too many plain white bathing suits!
Since Lynn Johnston used her family for this strip, it is curious if all these events happened when her son was dating. Martha may not be precisely like Lynn Johnston’s daughter-in-law, but is the character close to the real-life woman her son ended up marrying?
howtheduck about 5 years ago
And Martha says, “Now who’s a little dinghy?”
Templo S.U.D. about 5 years ago
Oh, NOW Martha (or her parents or brother) tell Michael as he dives off?
Watcher about 5 years ago
Be yourself Michael, no need to impress as we all know, it backfires.
frequency270 about 5 years ago
Been there, done that. Blissfully unaware of the fact at the time.
capricorn9th about 5 years ago
Gotta admit Mike’s posture was great in panel 2 which makes panel 4 so hilarious. Yeah, never buy white swimsuit unless it is well lined as in thickly lined. Even if lined, the hair down there should be shaved. Best yet, just don’t buy white.
Baarorso about 5 years ago
Five will get you ten that the remark came from the brother and was intended to embarrass Mike.
jpayne4040 about 5 years ago
The cheap option is seldom a good option.
theincrediblebulk about 5 years ago
well Martha certainly seems to be looking closely at Mie in panel 1. wonder if she;s impressed?
pony21 Premium Member about 5 years ago
I remember the (in)famous Cheryl Tiegs version of the transparent swimsuit. Yowzers.
Strider Premium Member about 5 years ago
That reminds of the time when 2 women in white bikinis was sitting in front of me on the beach. I thought to myself “They are just on the beach to get a tan”. However, the next thing I see is them going for a swim. Needless to say my jaw hit the ground when they got out of the water. The either didn’t realize wearing white wasn’t a good idea or just didn’t care, but either way it was kind of funny.
Mumblix Premium Member about 5 years ago
Lynn’s Comments:
When I was about 18, I went with a couple of girl friends to English Bay. Adelheid, who was a stunning dark beauty, ran into the water in an opaque, white bathing suit. But, when she walked back to us, we could see everything. Wet, her white suit had become transparent. She was horrified and spent the rest of the time rolled in a towel. Interestingly, I don’t see too many plain white bathing suits!
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The Martha MacRae Fan Club about 5 years ago
That expression on Martha’s face is so-o-o cute !
lagoulou about 5 years ago
Pride goeth before a fall….
The_Great_Black President about 5 years ago
That is why the strip is called “For Wetter or for Curse”.
Leojim about 5 years ago
Willie be em.barr.assed
USN1977 about 5 years ago
Since Lynn Johnston used her family for this strip, it is curious if all these events happened when her son was dating. Martha may not be precisely like Lynn Johnston’s daughter-in-law, but is the character close to the real-life woman her son ended up marrying?
barister about 5 years ago
Worst nightmare EVER!!!
tomgossard about 5 years ago
WAY funny!
BlitzMcD about 5 years ago
Martha’s brother needs an attitude adjustment.
Ninette about 5 years ago
The proper response is: Yes, that’s why I bought them.