Andy Capp by Reg Smythe for November 11, 2012

Thank goodness that’s England, not New York.

Some folks seem to forget!

My thanks to all who’ve served.

Uh oh.Three 6’s!

That is excellent!

LOL xxx

Better shelter from the rain, Andy & Chalkie!

@Quartermain

RE: Birthdays…

Mine – 16th December 1994 – Sagittarius

P.S. Thank you for your service… That goes for every brave Veteran on and off GoComics.

♥♥♥

I wonder if Andy is listening to Guitar Bob’s Greatest Hits….no, I tend to doubt it!

Gweedo Murray said, about 19 hours ago

Beautiful animation !

I am inside as it is snowing out. No outdoor work today.

Sorry to hear that! I’m sure you’ll be able to do it very soon! Meanwhile… Do you need THIS to remove all the snow?

Cute right?

I hope you’re doing good.

Well Andy thats one way to get you to forget about the rain. You rather be in rain then mum-in-law or sister-in-law. I did not know Flo had a sister.To the Veterans I thank you for your service. In our church an elder senior wore his Corporal suit with his medals awesome!

Thank you to all who have served when thier countries needed them!Soulful Sunday Hugs ((((((( CAPPERS ! )))))))

RE: Quartermain’s Avatar…

I’m late to the party today, but happy Veteran’s Day to all my fellow vets. The WWII vets, the “greatest generation”, are fewer in number every day; get their stories while you still can. My dad was bomber crew out of England, and he died before I was smart enough to talk to him about his experiences. I have conversed with a doctor who was on the Bataan death march, and a career soldier who fought in the Battle of the Bulge. Their stories are priceless oral history, and they need to be preserved and passed down.

They’re finally doing the “Peanuts” treatment for “Pogo” (I just checked out the first one from the library) after years of promising to. The intention is to eventually publish every last strip in two-year installments. I wish GoComics could run them. (I also would love it if they could run “Tumbleweeds”, which was one of my five all-time favorites!)

Here is Barney and Snuffy.

From: http://www.lambiek.net/artists/s/smythe.htm

Reg Smythe was the creator of ‘Andy Capp’, who appeared for the first time in the Daily Mirror in 1957. This chainsmoking alcoholic who often had a row with his wife Florrie became a big success in Great Britain and abroad. The gags were situated in simple settings, so the emphasis lay on the cynical jokes. Smythe later created the spin-off ‘The Children Of Andy Capp’, who looked just like their father.

I haven’t seen mentioned yet Joe Paloka and one I can’r remember the name about a woman who touched her wrist to become invisible.

As a Vietnam vet, I thank you all for remembering us vets. And hugs to all Cappers.

you found one of the best! I loved Blondie and still do!

http://www.blondie.com/strip.phpclassic Dagwood…

Thanks to all you wonderful Gals and Guys, or should I use Damon Ruyon’s Guys and Dolls. I enjoy being with you each day. And Comrades in arms, how many of us left our hearts at the stage-door canteen?

Thank you, youth comes but once.

Run like the wind Andy and don’t look back! What’s a little lightning?