Working Daze by John Zakour and Scott Roberts for November 11, 2014

and ind in this panel we have the two finalists for the "Rip Van Winkle award.

Very nice “Beetle” replication btw.

I can agree to that.

Thanks to all the VETS out there. My dad was in the RAF in the 2nd WW. Hats off to all…

Great panel, guys!

Thank you, veterans, for your service…

Thanks to all Vets, and fellow shipmates. I was FTG1\SS aboard the USS James K Polk SSBN 645.

My dad was a farmer at the time, he got a deferment to keep producing food. My brother served in 1965 – 1966, thanks to the draft, he was never shipped overseas. But he did join the Guard afterwards and was a member until about a decade ago.

I always keep track of how many strips observe a holiday when it comes about. As you might guess, Christmas and Hallowe’en usually get the most strips. Today, of the over 50 strips I follow in my newspaper and offline, only seven dealt with Veteran’s Day. (No, I don’t count the strips doing repeats, unless the repeat is also about the holiday.)

I liked today’s “Working Daze” “Maria’s World,” “Wizard of ID” and “BC.” But I think my favorite so far today would be this reminder that it isn’t only humans who served:

http://muttscomics.com/

Make sure you’re looking at the strip for Nov 11.

Speaking of vets… Whatever happened to Sad Sack? I haven’t seen that character in years.

A lot of us non combat vets feel like it was no big deal because we just did the little stuff. I joined the army during ’Nam and got sent to Alaska. My better half set me straight yesterday. Even non-combat vets signed a blank check and gave their time supporting their brothers in arms and their country. It all counts. Thanks to my lady for her support of me when I get depressed, “because I did nothing”.

Thanks to all the veterans, including my dad, that signed on to defend this country.

Awesome thanks John and Scott US Army 77-81 Ca natguard 82-82

@ Thomas Scott Roberts.“My Dad was WWII.”.So was my Mom.

Fun gag. Made me smile.

Thank you to our veterans, too.

My dad joined at 17 and served with the German Occupation forces in 47 for several years, came back, met my mom, got married, had 2 kids, went to Korea and Vietnam. Retired just before he was to go back to ’Nam for a second tour. He died this past March. Thanks, Dad (Sgt. 1st Class, US Army, Ret.)

Semper Fi Dad