Even the authors have given up on this storyline. After all these years, have Rubin and Whigham finally run out of ideas on keeping Milford from winning the state championship?
Two questions. One, did Neal and Rod say “magic peacock” out loud before embarking on this storyline, and, two, should a guy be asking what is ridiculous while drinking out of a coffee cup with his name on it?
Time for this story line to take flight……the most ludicrious and unexplainable one ever, looks like the author doesn’t know how to get out of it. Solution-Big dead bird on the parking lot at school.
Actually, feuding because someone won’t show you the “Magic Peacock” doesn’t sound ridiculous, but only if you got caught smuggling dope and you’re now serving out your life sentence in a Turkish prison.
Thor P is bound to make contact with the careless bird farmer and have him bring his peacocks to the next game. Milford wins 219 to 5, dominates the playdowns, and Milford ultimately changes its mascot name from Mudlarks to Magic Peacocks. For the life of me, I cannot understand all the bitchin’ and moanin’ about this story line. It beats line-up cards and play-by-play strips any day. For people who love complaining about misspellings, large hands, and coffee mugs, we have been handed the greatest gift of a story line ever. Embrace it and only mourn when it’s gone. Peacock for ever. Follow the Holy Bird!
chiphilton about 11 years ago
Birseed? Maybe this strip should lay in a supply of spell checker.
SackofRabidWeasels about 11 years ago
Even the authors have given up on this storyline. After all these years, have Rubin and Whigham finally run out of ideas on keeping Milford from winning the state championship?
kdizzle about 11 years ago
This story is bullsit.
rdigenan about 11 years ago
These writers have never menioned playdowns. Don’t think they know H.S. teams have state tournaments.
bearwku82 about 11 years ago
Nothing like a stiff cup o’ joe after a dissapointing loss.
tedybgame about 11 years ago
Did he say “tickle my as* with a feather”?
tedybgame about 11 years ago
I mean “typically nasty weather”.
chujusmith about 11 years ago
Two questions. One, did Neal and Rod say “magic peacock” out loud before embarking on this storyline, and, two, should a guy be asking what is ridiculous while drinking out of a coffee cup with his name on it?
Mopman about 11 years ago
P1 and P2: “That’s what WE ALL said” almost every day for the last month.P3: Ooh, good burn Gil. No, wait, actually that was a stupid burn.
BikeMike about 11 years ago
Is Scott in defensive mode, trying to block Gill from getting out the door or offensive mode, looking to dribble the ball past Gil?
mendel64 about 11 years ago
Give them the freakin bird. Geez. Is this Animal Planet?
doublepaw about 11 years ago
Time for this story line to take flight……the most ludicrious and unexplainable one ever, looks like the author doesn’t know how to get out of it. Solution-Big dead bird on the parking lot at school.
Davison77 about 11 years ago
Gil put his jacket on. Check out the last strip.
chujusmith about 11 years ago
Actually, feuding because someone won’t show you the “Magic Peacock” doesn’t sound ridiculous, but only if you got caught smuggling dope and you’re now serving out your life sentence in a Turkish prison.
Kazbot about 11 years ago
Thor P is bound to make contact with the careless bird farmer and have him bring his peacocks to the next game. Milford wins 219 to 5, dominates the playdowns, and Milford ultimately changes its mascot name from Mudlarks to Magic Peacocks. For the life of me, I cannot understand all the bitchin’ and moanin’ about this story line. It beats line-up cards and play-by-play strips any day. For people who love complaining about misspellings, large hands, and coffee mugs, we have been handed the greatest gift of a story line ever. Embrace it and only mourn when it’s gone. Peacock for ever. Follow the Holy Bird!
JerryPulver about 11 years ago
Maybe in the future we will look back fondly at this peacock storyline. These are the good old days …
rglover1954 about 11 years ago
I fondly remember the magic quail of my high school years.