Pluggers by Rick McKee for June 22, 2024

Was walking around Walmart today after getting some necessity’s and passed through the games section and spotted Cards Against Humanity . Next to it is the “family edition”.

Card? Who use greetings cards anymore? Not see one in ages.

Most of the cards I use were sent to me by charities that I donate to . Very useful at Christmas time ;-)

Sorry, I just can’t get past the idea that many Greeting Cards now cost much more than paperback book bestsellers did years ago when I first starting buying them. Is there such an organization as PA — Pluggers Anonymous — to help me cope?

Every card after 21 should be a joke card!!!!

Wrap it around a Birthday Burgundy and it can contain a Druid curse. (Handwritten in cursive flourish.)

I make my own cards. Cheaper that way, even over the dollar stores.

I have no idea what that comic means. I’m 84 years old.

Like the word “thongs”, it has been bastardized.

I don’t understand it either. But when I buy them for my brother and sister it’s at the discount store.

Party until the cows come home.

She’s a chicken, so I wouldn’t expect her to know what “Hawk Tuah!” meant.

That reminds me. My little sister’s birthday is coming up. She’s going to be 65!!! Yikes!

I’d hate to explain the card Bart gave Milhouse for his birthday.

I only give inappropriate cards!

Trader Joe’s has lots of inexpensive cards that are usually quite tasteful.

I like birthday cards! I like to send them and I like to receive them. I send online cards via Jacquie Lawson(beautiful cards). They are lovely, animated cards. My family and friends like to receive them and I love to send them. Some cards, like Hallmark, are sent via postal Service, Getting a card is a form of love (at least to me).