For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston

For Better or For Worse

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  1. Zuhlamon

    Zuhlamon said, almost 2 years ago

    walkies!

  2. JanCinLV

    JanCinLV said, almost 2 years ago

    hippogriff: from yesterday. It used to be true that airliner cargo compartments were not pressurized. That is not always the case any more. And besides, if they were not pressurized, no animal would survive above about 15,000 feet. Planes that do not pressurize their cargo compartment do not accept live cargo.

  3. Nabuquduriuzhur

    Nabuquduriuzhur said, almost 2 years ago

    Urf?

  4. gmartin997

    gmartin997 said, almost 2 years ago

    Hey, Phil, don’t you have something to do, or did you miss it when John handed you your hat? I think the Classifieds in the local newspaper is a good place to start.

  5. pouncingtiger

    pouncingtiger said, almost 2 years ago

    Phil, the dog whisperer.

  6. SUSAN NEWMAN

    SUSAN NEWMAN said, almost 2 years ago

    I’d take Farley as company over John and Elly Patterson ANY day!

  7. prrdh

    prrdh said, almost 2 years ago

    Peace and quiet…until the mailman comes.

  8. PipeTobacco

    PipeTobacco said, almost 2 years ago

    I think Phil should throw a raucous party.

  9. psychlady

    psychlady said, almost 2 years ago

    Let the Games begin!

  10. Ice Hole

    Ice Hole said, almost 2 years ago

    Why not throw a stick across the yard. Perhaps he may go and fetch it.

  11. 2catsintheyard

    2catsintheyard said, almost 2 years ago

    @PipeTobacco

    You must have been reading “Stone Soup” the past few days!

  12. GretchensMom

    GretchensMom said, almost 2 years ago

    “Rap”? Phil really needs to leave that dumb ’70s hippie jargon behind and move into (his) current decade . . . please!

  13. JP Steve

    JP Steve said, almost 2 years ago

    @Ice Hole

    why would Phil want to fetch a stick?

  14. hippogriff

    hippogriff said, almost 2 years ago

    Jan: Quite true, I was trying to back-date to the setting. Nowadays they fly at 30-33,000 feet. I have a model I did of a Trans-Canada Airways (now Air Canada) Lancastrian, still in WW-II colours. This was an airliner coversion of an Avro Lancaster bomber. With four Rolls Royce Merlin engines, cotton was standard issue to protect ears. The setting is a bit later, but it was pre-Fat Albert (747s)

  15. natureboyfig4

    natureboyfig4 said, almost 2 years ago

    I hope they left him a scoop & baggies for all the dog rap.

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