I eventually learned as a kid that “I don’t think you’d like it” meant “there’s something about this that I don’t want you to see”. Although it could be “I don’t want to spend the whole movie explaining it to you.”
I never saw any of the “Ernest” movies, and I never intend to. He did milk commercials as “Ernest” before doing those movies, and I thoroughly hated the character then.
Lyons Group, Inc. over 7 years ago
In today’s strip at Creators.com and at Arcamax. com—Rick, do us a favor: Please stay away from Stephan Pastis!
GROG Premium Member over 7 years ago
Too bad they didn’t throw away the key.
Kaputnik over 7 years ago
I eventually learned as a kid that “I don’t think you’d like it” meant “there’s something about this that I don’t want you to see”. Although it could be “I don’t want to spend the whole movie explaining it to you.”
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] over 7 years ago
Steven Pastis does not have a lock on puns.
kab buch over 7 years ago
Kids daddy means not Earnest you are thinking of. Then Ruthie has commentaries.
JPuzzleWhiz over 7 years ago
I never saw any of the “Ernest” movies, and I never intend to. He did milk commercials as “Ernest” before doing those movies, and I thoroughly hated the character then.
ValancyCarmody over 7 years ago
the 1952 version with Michael Redgrave is the best