The Born Loser by Art and Chip Sansom for January 16, 2016
January 15, 2016
January 17, 2016
Transcript:
Brutus: What are you watching? Gladys: An old Robert Redford movie. Brutus: Oh, when was it released? Gladys: Last year. Brutus: How can that make it an old Robert Redford movie? Gladys: Just look at him - he's gotta be seventy!
charliefarmrhere over 8 years ago
Ah yes. An old Robert Redford, in a newer movie.
AllishaDawn over 8 years ago
My mom and I both loved A Walk in the Woods. He’s still got it.
black_knight15_au over 8 years ago
Okay you Grammar wizzes (and I know you’re out there)- how should the sentence be punctuated to indicate the “old” is an adjective of Robert Redford, but not the movie?Perhaps hyphenated – “an old-Robert Redford movie”?
black_knight15_au over 8 years ago
BTW – nice use of double hyphenation for an linked adjective in today’s “Andertoons”.
Cronkers McGee Premium Member over 8 years ago
Googled Robert Redford; August 18, 1936. 79 years old.
Daniel Aplet over 8 years ago
Yes i guess that would make it an old Robert Redford move
Bargrove over 8 years ago
A movie by the aging Robert Redford. To get your mind off of grammar, punch up Recipe for Robert Redford desert. WOW
Neat '33 over 8 years ago
Judging by who ‘n what’s out there nowadays as “actors”, is the reason WHY I watch repeats of Redford, Brando, Pacino, and a lot of the beautiful women that have passed on; like Maureen O’Hara recently.
JoePhan over 8 years ago
Well, if that’s how you want to be, I can honestly say that yesterday I saw a newly-released, old Harrison Ford movie.