Gasoline Alley by Jim Scancarelli
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Gasoline Alley by Jim Scancarelli is a gentle, good-natured continuing story of four generations of Wallets. Readers return daily for this positive slice of life, with universal themes and commonplace situations.
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mrbribery said, 4 months ago
All this technical economics talk wearies my brain.
Isn’t a depression when you have no belt for three consecutive fiscal quarters?
HectorPriam said, 4 months ago
Slim has yet to find a belt that will go around his waist. If he ever does there will be a worldwide leather shortage.
Slim actually works on all the cars at the GA garage…and there are no customers. Could there possibly be a connection?
Setebos said, 4 months ago
Maybe Slim is sooooo good that, after he’s worked on a car, there’s no reason for it to ever return to the garage. Yeah, and each Halloween the Great Pumpkin rises from its patch to deliver candy to all the good little boys and girls.
Anyol'tomcat
said,
4 months ago
A depression is when you have no belt because you had to boil the belt & eat it.
Macushlalondra
said,
4 months ago
I know I’m going to get in trouble for this but I can’t resist.
A recession is when your neighbor loses his job
A depression is when you lose yours.
Recovery is when Obama loses his.
Lewreader
said,
4 months ago
Macushlalondra.. Would’t touch that with a ten foot pole
HectorPriam said, 4 months ago
Wrought Iron…I mean Right On, Macushlalondra for telling it like it is!!!
Let’s all hope for a speedy recovery!
Powerboy said, 4 months ago
Recovery is when Obama loses his.
…..YEA!!!!!!!
StradMan37
said,
4 months ago
“A depression is when you really need a belt - or maybe SEVERAL belts!!!
jtpozenel said, 4 months ago
Slim better hang up his wrenches. If an auto repair shop can’t make it during a recession, then when?
imrobert
said,
4 months ago
Actually, people are getting their old cars repaired rather than buy new ones. Clearly, the GA garage needs to do some advertising.
HectorPriam said, 4 months ago
Slim Skinner doing overhauls, timing belt replacements, or even simple tuneups? That’s frightening!
whmIII said, 4 months ago
Clovia is getting FAT!
John Rieth said, 4 months ago
Macoushlalandra: Words of wisdom! Let us hope anything is left when that oaf loses his job!
Greatdane said, 4 months ago
whmilll, I was thinking the same thing. If things get too tough for them she could play linebacker for the Green Bay Packers and Slim an offensive tackle.
harebell said, 4 months ago
Why didn’t Skeezix teach his children his trade? His mistake was putting Clovia in the office. He should’ve put her in the garage.