Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson for January 31, 2014

Try streaming next time, Arlo.

I love his eye on panel #2.

Online grows in popularity for this reasonmethinks is old strip

Take a close look. It’s dated 2005. 2005 strips have beenrunning all week. Jimmy’s either working on his website (aspromised) or out playing in the snow. Snow doesn’t hit Pass Christian too often.

Yeah. Pretty much the only place you would have an overdue VHS or DVD from anymore, would be the public library, or Redbox. Netflix doesn’t have “overdue” policies anymore, and the number of stores that rent media are rapidly becoming extinct.

@larrylunts “Netflix doesn’t have “overdue” policies anymore,”. Did they ever? I thought “no overdue fees” was their business plan from day one. @Swalb%515: Streaming is fine if you like TV series only and crappy B movies. But if you want anything remotely out of the ordinary — and if you don’t mind being throttled — you’d better stick with the DVD option.

You can live stream newer movies as a rental on Amazon Prime and other services other than Netflix.

that’s sooooo twentieth century

Why was it supposed to be easier to remember?

Pretty sure Arlo has some 8 trac’s around the house somewhere…

tomorrow will be about the new computer Arlo gets a Commodore 64! woo wheee!

Don’t forget to rewind it. :-)

This 2005 rerun is from when Blockbuster movie rental stores were still in business.

Our local Safeway grocery store rents DVDs and is popular with a certain segment of the population that doesn’t want to sign up for Netflix.

That’s what you get for thinking….

Maybe – but he is saying it’s easier to remember to return it.I think I’ve wasted too much time trying to figure this one out, lol.