Some of my favorite classics are of Flo waiting for Andy to come in. (“He’s either in clink or in hospital, I just know it!…….But then again, I’ll know where he is…….”) And one of my all-time favorite Hagar the Horrible episodes was when Helga was waiting at the door of their cottage with a rolling pin. You just KNEW it was going to bounce off Hagar’s head when he came rolling in. But then he came in and told his “loving” wife, “I brought the bread dough.” “Oh, goodie!”
Regarding the discussion on yesterday’s strip. I like the term “son” I think it’s quite endearing. It’s all about the tone of voice whether it’s sarcasm or patronising.
A complete stranger called me “Sweetheart” He didn’t look much older than me. I listened for his tone and it wasn’t condesending at all. I did say “Thank you” to him for letting me through a narrow passageway so it must have been because I was polite.
If we saw each other again we would probably just nod or smile and walk on. As strangers do.
“LIKE A BAT OUTTA HELL, I’LL BE GONE WHEN THE MORNING COMES… (HIC!)”“Oi, the morning HAS come, so clear off!”“(A few more swigs, so as to try and cover up the resentment that he now feels at the complaining neighbor!) NO, IT’S STILL NIGHTTIME, LADDIE (HIC!), SEE THE PRETTY MOON (HIC!) LIKE A HELL OUTTA BAT (HIC!) GONE MORNIN’ COMES I BE (HIC!) PRETTY MOON SEE (HIC!)…”(A Bobby suddenly showing up to take him away! LOL!)
WOODNFLINT almost 8 years ago
He’s lucky to carry himself let alone carry a tune or is that he’s lucky to carry a tune let alone himself…………….
bixya almost 8 years ago
How I love Andy when he sings in the night !!! :)))
Khatkhattu Premium Member almost 8 years ago
Child of the night-shut up! (Apologies to George Hamilton as Dracula)
MJKesquire almost 8 years ago
In the last panel, Andy looks like He has boobs!
cubswin2016 almost 8 years ago
I would do anything for love, but I won’t do that.
WOODNFLINT almost 8 years ago
How can a character with a meager brain like Andy lead us into such deep discussions?
Godfreydaniel almost 8 years ago
Some of my favorite classics are of Flo waiting for Andy to come in. (“He’s either in clink or in hospital, I just know it!…….But then again, I’ll know where he is…….”) And one of my all-time favorite Hagar the Horrible episodes was when Helga was waiting at the door of their cottage with a rolling pin. You just KNEW it was going to bounce off Hagar’s head when he came rolling in. But then he came in and told his “loving” wife, “I brought the bread dough.” “Oh, goodie!”
Number Three almost 8 years ago
These strips have been very good these past few days.
xxx
Number Three almost 8 years ago
Hi Cappers, I successfully donated my 14th pint of blood on Tuesday. I took 4 minutes, 14 seconds.
It was dedicated to our very own Affie. So don’t worry, Affie. I WAS able to donate. My Hay Fever stayed away.
In a couple of weeks, I should receive a text saying which hospital my blood has been issued to.
Number Three almost 8 years ago
Regarding the discussion on yesterday’s strip. I like the term “son” I think it’s quite endearing. It’s all about the tone of voice whether it’s sarcasm or patronising.
A complete stranger called me “Sweetheart” He didn’t look much older than me. I listened for his tone and it wasn’t condesending at all. I did say “Thank you” to him for letting me through a narrow passageway so it must have been because I was polite.
If we saw each other again we would probably just nod or smile and walk on. As strangers do.
rickray777 over 7 years ago
“LIKE A BAT OUTTA HELL, I’LL BE GONE WHEN THE MORNING COMES… (HIC!)”“Oi, the morning HAS come, so clear off!”“(A few more swigs, so as to try and cover up the resentment that he now feels at the complaining neighbor!) NO, IT’S STILL NIGHTTIME, LADDIE (HIC!), SEE THE PRETTY MOON (HIC!) LIKE A HELL OUTTA BAT (HIC!) GONE MORNIN’ COMES I BE (HIC!) PRETTY MOON SEE (HIC!)…”(A Bobby suddenly showing up to take him away! LOL!)