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John McPherson makes us howl at his adroit mix of everyday settings and extraordinary events. John’s offbeat, oddball characters turn up in familiar places, but their actions are always hilarious and unexpected.
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Comments (14) Jump to Comments Form
ThePinkOne said, 3 months ago
that would be cool!!!
jml58 said, 3 months ago
What You did with Your life.
thankyoudonnie said, 3 months ago
If my calculations are correct, he lived to be just under 158 years old.
carpetinwater9 said, 3 months ago
Your in.
Carmy
said,
3 months ago
One day is like a thousand years.
Jazzlily said, 3 months ago
If he went to work 22,321 days, how come he only shaved 979 of those days? Must have sported one heck of a beard! And it seems he mowed the lawn almost every other day that he work. He lawn must have been immaculate. Was he a hippy cultivating grass? And the undertaker cleaned him up?
nighthawks
said,
3 months ago
apparently , we comics readers have WAY too much time on our hands!
I guess you can add :
745 days spent commenting on comics online
chromosome
said,
3 months ago
It must refer to the number of hours or minutes added up for doing those things.
Jazzlily said, 3 months ago
You got us (at least me) on that one, Nighthawks! I should be paying bills, mowing the yard, and picking strawberries, but I’m procrastinating.
Jazzlily said, 3 months ago
Just reread my earlier comment. Gad-what a bunch of typos! Number of hours/minutes added up! Now it makes sense. Thank you Chrom.
Ushindi
said,
3 months ago
I had to laugh because even St. Peter is using a computer now, and everyone’s life is now on a computer program. Excel Life?
All-Souls Quicken? Even Heaven has updated.
lfanterickson said, 3 months ago
Who says heaven isn’t light years ahead of us? It is on everything else…
1Username said, 3 months ago
It can’t be an excel program. They use Microsoft in the other place.
1Username said, 3 months ago
Sisyphus in hell: Just when he figures out how to get the software to work, it gets updated, and his accessories stop working and he can’t find any of the tools anymore. Next, they switch him to Vista…..