There are people who would rant and rave about how awful it is if Red had his face glued to a cell phone or a tablet, but if it’s a comic book, somehow it’s okay.
In previous generations, people were just as glued to their newspapers and magazines. Technology changes; people don’t.
You can walk and read a book, but you can’t walk and read a newspaper…at least, not easily. The problem is in; books improve your mind, newspapers inform your mind and social media stupifies your mind! And, there was quite a war against comic books, led by teachers and parents, because comic books rot your mind!
Moving along the freeway, floods, hail, tornadoes, cyclones, etc are not what worried me. It was bathrobes and towels swapped for daily wear. Newspapers hiding windows, windshields and mirrors. Makeup and books. Occasionally more rubble than available in the living room.
almost 6 years ago
His mom is not going to like that.
kfccanada almost 6 years ago
It pays to pay attention!
Catfeet Premium Member almost 6 years ago
Nice aim, Red!
Pedmar Premium Member almost 6 years ago
There are people who would rant and rave about how awful it is if Red had his face glued to a cell phone or a tablet, but if it’s a comic book, somehow it’s okay.
In previous generations, people were just as glued to their newspapers and magazines. Technology changes; people don’t.
rentier almost 6 years ago
That would have been better played outside!!
jpayne4040 almost 6 years ago
I think it’s past time to put the comic book down, Red!
asrialfeeple almost 6 years ago
Red had better watch what’s going on. His mom is NOT going to be pleased.
mymontana almost 6 years ago
YIKES! Watch Out! The window might be next! Love and Hugs always for dearest Red and Rover
LadyPeterW almost 6 years ago
You can walk and read a book, but you can’t walk and read a newspaper…at least, not easily. The problem is in; books improve your mind, newspapers inform your mind and social media stupifies your mind! And, there was quite a war against comic books, led by teachers and parents, because comic books rot your mind!
WCraft Premium Member almost 6 years ago
Looks about right…
sarahbowl1 Premium Member almost 6 years ago
Good boy, Rover. You retrieve so well!
Rose Madder Premium Member almost 6 years ago
Uh-oh!!
heathcliff2 almost 6 years ago
Moving along the freeway, floods, hail, tornadoes, cyclones, etc are not what worried me. It was bathrobes and towels swapped for daily wear. Newspapers hiding windows, windshields and mirrors. Makeup and books. Occasionally more rubble than available in the living room.