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From yesterday Wildmustang1262 says: …yadda yadda etc…
Gweedo Murray says: For Calvin:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJaIwZLPzN4 What is the name of song did you paste that link on the post comment? :-) (I know Johnny Cash sang the song) Wink! :-)
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I copied and pasted wild. Sometimes I have to do tinyurl because all the address characters don’t highlight which means no jump.
Whew !!! Step away from the screen for 5 minutes….. You’re welcome for the “25 minutes to go link” guys, which came from the Folsom Prison concert record done in 1968. I thought it mighty fitting for Calvin’s close fitting “tie”. John’s rendering of “..Green Green Grass..” has a deep melancholy feel. I’m glad I didn’t hear T.J. do it, by what some of you said about it. Since it’s getting towards turnover time I will probably rerun this tomorrow.
‘Now today’.
Those were the days. Saturday movies at the local “Boy’s Club” - cartons and the serial movie that went on for 16 weeks and always left the hero about to be crushed at the bottom of the mine shaft or carried over a cliff in a runaway wagon. Gene Autrey, Superman, The Shadow. We used to live for those Saturday movies. Too bad we can’t revisit those days (at least the good parts of them).
Way back in history when I was Calvin’s age, all the neighborhood kids went to the Saturday afternoon matinees. Thinking back on it, I’m pretty sure the parents used that time to reaquaint themselves without our interuptions.
Yea, but back when I went to the movies, if you misbehaved you were escorted out by the usher. No refund, just leave. Oh, and don’t forget The Lone Ranger!!
I loved going to the Saturday matinee marathons. My folks had enough sense to drop me off and then come and pick me up several hours later. The cost of a ticket was ten cents. I later remember how shocked I was when I went to see “Blow Up” as a teenager and had to pay a whopping fifty cents.
Not only did we go to the saturday movies by ourselves, we could ride the bus and visit the library and walk outside after dark and not be afraid of druggies and drive-by shootongs. The good old days.
yukoner- 5 cents when i went 68 years ago. funny thing what i remember the most was coming out of the theater at three in the afternoon and the sun was so bright at that time. haven’t gone to the movies in the afternoon since.
FROM YESTERDAY:
ROSE MICKEY says:that’s how we women feel about a bra. Must’ve been invented by a woman hater.
Actually, I don’t know about the woman hater part but itwas invented by a man and his name…get this, and no joke… was Arthur Tittsley. LOL I couldn’t believe it either.
I used to go to the movies with my 4 older brothers and sisters when I was a little girl. We would go to the movies dressed like we were going to church. We saw “beach” movies with Frankie and Annette and The Beatles movies. I also remember getting my eyes covered when the James Bond previews came on.
Does anyone wonder what Calvin did THIS TIME? That was my first thought. What did you do this time Calvin? Oh mom is soooo mad!
Some of you are really showing your age with your comments about the Saturday matinees and the cost. Wow those were the good old days. By the time I was a kid it was 50 cents so I’m not as old as some of you lol!
Doctortoon I love your new avatar! What a pretty kitty.
cgrl78, I wonder if that guy’s name is why one of the slang expressions for those things is the first half of his name?
I agree Wildmustang’s use of language has improved. His spelling is pretty good too. I’ve known a lot of deaf people and it’s hard for them to pronounce and spell words they’ve never heard.
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Margueritem
said,
10 months ago
Ah yes, the Kiddee Matinee. Stay far, far away from such.
Gweedo Murray said, 10 months ago
From yesterday
Wildmustang1262 says: …yadda yadda etc…
Gweedo Murray says: For Calvin:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJaIwZLPzN4 What is the name of song did you paste that link on the post comment? :-) (I know Johnny Cash sang the song) Wink! :-)
.
I copied and pasted wild. Sometimes I have to do tinyurl because all the address characters don’t highlight which means no jump.
Gweedo Murray said, 10 months ago
This one too
Gweedo Murray says:
Whew !!! Step away from the screen for 5 minutes….. You’re welcome for the “25 minutes to go link” guys, which came from the Folsom Prison concert record done in 1968. I thought it mighty fitting for Calvin’s close fitting “tie”. John’s rendering of “..Green Green Grass..” has a deep melancholy feel. I’m glad I didn’t hear T.J. do it, by what some of you said about it. Since it’s getting towards turnover time I will probably rerun this tomorrow.
‘Now today’.
wndrwrthg
said,
10 months ago
I understand it is less chaotic than a Chucky Cheese.
Gweedo Murray said, 10 months ago
Kids ! They’re like dogs. Say the word “walk”….
opuscroakus70 said, 10 months ago
How quaint to think there actually was a time when people didn’t have a DVD player in every room!
Yukoner said, 10 months ago
Those were the days. Saturday movies at the local “Boy’s Club” - cartons and the serial movie that went on for 16 weeks and always left the hero about to be crushed at the bottom of the mine shaft or carried over a cliff in a runaway wagon. Gene Autrey, Superman, The Shadow. We used to live for those Saturday movies. Too bad we can’t revisit those days (at least the good parts of them).
Allan Claus said, 10 months ago
Panel 4 rocks …
Dad is “Oh bleeep … help me!”
Mom is “Someone who doesn’t have breasts is gonna die soon if we don’t get a VCR!”
JonD17 said, 10 months ago
Yukoner says:
Those were the days. Saturday movies at the local “Boy’s Club” - cartons and the serial movie that went on for 16 weeks and …………….
Yukoner, don’t forget Flash Gordon, my personal favourite.
Doctor Toon
said,
10 months ago
Dad’s thinking: But if we get a video player I’ll lose my quiet Saturday afternoons.
DesultoryPhillipic said, 10 months ago
Don’t go to town Tonto. They’ll beat the snot out of you!
Tabby Lynn
said,
10 months ago
could not even think about doing that, bring calvin out to a movie filled with other crazy children, that is like asking for death.
i think dad may be a little scared of mom.
Char32 said, 10 months ago
Ditto that Tabbylynn!! Can’t believe she would take him out in public!
jweb1510 said, 10 months ago
This is why Calvin doesn’t have a little brother or sister.
Northwoodser said, 10 months ago
Way back in history when I was Calvin’s age, all the neighborhood kids went to the Saturday afternoon matinees. Thinking back on it, I’m pretty sure the parents used that time to reaquaint themselves without our interuptions.
cgrl78 said, 10 months ago
Yea, but back when I went to the movies, if you misbehaved you were escorted out by the usher. No refund, just leave. Oh, and don’t forget The Lone Ranger!!
grazer said, 10 months ago
I took my little kids to a Saturday matinee once….It was like being in the middle of a two hour jail break. Never again.
ps: Anybody remember Hopalong Cassidy??
cleokaya
said,
10 months ago
I loved going to the Saturday matinee marathons. My folks had enough sense to drop me off and then come and pick me up several hours later. The cost of a ticket was ten cents. I later remember how shocked I was when I went to see “Blow Up” as a teenager and had to pay a whopping fifty cents.
Silverpearl said, 10 months ago
Not only did we go to the saturday movies by ourselves, we could ride the bus and visit the library and walk outside after dark and not be afraid of druggies and drive-by shootongs. The good old days.
Wildmustang1262 said, 10 months ago
I can imagine what that strip means! :-)
aerwalt
said,
10 months ago
Iremember those days and those ‘toons & serials.
alife said, 10 months ago
♫ ♫ Memories ♫ ♫
Crumbucket
said,
10 months ago
And Tom Mix!
EMandEM said, 10 months ago
Poor Mom! She looks like she’s had a rough morning. Calvin stays unconcerned about it all.
bubbie7 said, 10 months ago
yukoner- 5 cents when i went 68 years ago. funny thing what i remember the most was coming out of the theater at three in the afternoon and the sun was so bright at that time. haven’t gone to the movies in the afternoon since.
cgrl78 said, 10 months ago
FROM YESTERDAY:
ROSE MICKEY says:that’s how we women feel about a bra. Must’ve been invented by a woman hater.
Actually, I don’t know about the woman hater part but itwas invented by a man and his name…get this, and no joke… was Arthur Tittsley. LOL I couldn’t believe it either.
pookid54
said,
10 months ago
Be careful Wild….you’re slipping into good English again. Gotta keep up the make believe foreigner routine for everyone.
Doctor Toon
said,
10 months ago
pookid54 - Wilmustang is hearing impaired. English is his second language. Perhaps it would be best to know the facts before casting aspersions.
Carmy
said,
10 months ago
I used to go to the movies with my 4 older brothers and sisters when I was a little girl. We would go to the movies dressed like we were going to church. We saw “beach” movies with Frankie and Annette and The Beatles movies. I also remember getting my eyes covered when the James Bond previews came on.
Burgundy2 said, 10 months ago
doctortoon says:
pookid54 - Wilmustang is hearing impaired. English is his second language. Perhaps it would be best to know the facts before casting aspersions.
As a matter of fact, I’ve observed, Wildmustang, that your written language has way improved over the last…months is it?… that you’ve been posting.
Macushlalondra
said,
10 months ago
Does anyone wonder what Calvin did THIS TIME? That was my first thought. What did you do this time Calvin? Oh mom is soooo mad!
Some of you are really showing your age with your comments about the Saturday matinees and the cost. Wow those were the good old days. By the time I was a kid it was 50 cents so I’m not as old as some of you lol!
Doctortoon I love your new avatar! What a pretty kitty.
cgrl78, I wonder if that guy’s name is why one of the slang expressions for those things is the first half of his name?
I agree Wildmustang’s use of language has improved. His spelling is pretty good too. I’ve known a lot of deaf people and it’s hard for them to pronounce and spell words they’ve never heard.
Dry
said,
10 months ago
@Wildmustang, I only came to realize recently that you were hearing impaired, could have never told it by your posts! I enjoy your comments!
@doctortoon, Meant to tell you earlier, I like yur new avitar also!
Cameron1958 said, 10 months ago
Yukoner the Montreal Canadiens logo as a avatar is a nice touch. look at calvin’s face in the first panel!
avemaria said, 10 months ago
if you buy the video player you get to hear barney all day long….. o the joy of it all
Greeneyed Texan
said,
10 months ago
Mom should have said that :NEXT SATURDAY IS YOUR TURN!”