Andy Capp by Reg Smythe for April 22, 2013

Second opinion time.

Who would hire him anyway?

Oh! Elizabeth!! I’m coming to join you, Honey!…(Fred Sanford aka Andy Capp upon being asked to do any real work….)Thanks Bev…you know what for….for understanding a granny getting all verklempt…Mongo Monday Hugs ((((((( CAPPERS ! )))))))Unless our Mystery Man contacts me very early, this will be it till at least Tuesday…on the way home…be well, be kind, and be happy all!

Andy’s likes the Dole; if something’s fixed, don’t break It. His only hope now, is to plead insanity. Claiming He needs to work might actually raise more browse. if at first You don’t shuck need, or do sew-well, triage, triage again.My turn at the Radar station; time’s a-mountin’

I don’t know about the appeal of New Order’s Blue Monday, so another even more blue Monday Monday

If everything goes completely wrong, and Andy’s found fit to work, might be time to call a Specialist.

The Doc doesn’t understand the risks involved…

My bro in law is exactly the same way.

Too little, too late, Andy

Wow, two funny ones in a row to start the week. (Of course, it would’ve been even funnier if the art had had Andy’s blood pressure actually popping the gauge, but we can’t have everything…..)@Number SixI hope you’re feeling better and will soon be up to treating us to some more of your delightful MonkeyNuts and Mad Capps!

Tony, please wish Connie a glorious Birthday from me too.

And now, from the Amtrak’s generous WiFi and my laptop, a post from a Boulderite we all know and love….Second Opinion:

Andy is experiencing palpitations and severe dryness of the beer nodes. One pint, STAT !!!!.Happy mumbledy Birthday, Connie !

@ home again and expecting more snow…Ruth cracked me up just a bit ago. She called when she saw my Mini Cooper in the drive, and said; “You know we are supposed to get another 6-9 inches of snow, right?” I told her yes, that I had already cried on Amtrack about it. She said, “Girl, I would welcome 6 to 9 inches, but not of snow!” I literally laughed until I cried and my cat came out to check to see if I had lost my mind…. below this, is another blurb from our blogger in the Rocky Mountain State…

.Cheeky lads and lasses:

Chalkee’s blow up shot really brings out the cherub in that li’l girl.I loved that “Let it all hang out” song, even back when it was new. .Thanks for the Classics spread, Stagger and Sandfan..I will be glad when Number 6 stops “monkeying around” and gets us our fix !

I guess Linda won’t see this now if she is going away again, but that Sanford and Son reference was HILARIOUS!

HI Gweedo, I haven’t forgotten, don’t worry. I know I need to take care of something! :-D

@Number SixI’m still wondering if Great-uncle Zaius is a certain famous DOCTOR Zauis!

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R.I.P. Richie Havens Here comes the sun….and it’s alright…..

@Chalkie jI’m a huge fan of Ibsen (I think his “The Wild Duck” is one of the best plays in any language since Shakespeare kicked off), yet this gave me a huge laugh. Of course I feel somewhat just a bit sheepish (if not apish) about laughing at that…….

I had the chance to see Richie Havens in Atlanta at the Great Southeast Music Hall. He was a great performer and had much to say.

Miss Linda, I’m happy you made it home before the snow. Sad you’re still getting snow We drove through Wyoming a couple years ago in June. We had snow. A year later, we went through Wyoming in May.The snow was so bad, they closed I80 west of Cheyenne and we lost about 15 hours due to the snow. I’m not a big fan of driving across Wyoming.

What has become of Frog Applause and the Frog Blog?

Nice try Andy!