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Monty won the 2008 National Cartoonists Society's Award for Best Newspaper Strip.
Jim Meddick is a former political cartoonist, a work he began a short time after graduating from the Washington University in St. Louis, Mo., in 1983. While he was in the university, he won the Student Cartoonists Contest of the Chicago Tribune with his strip “Paperback Writer”.
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Suzanne
said, 4 months ago
We went away for the weekend and were using our new GPS and eventually I told my friend “I turned off the Australian bitch because she was directing us on all the back roads.” I dug out the paper map and a main thoroughfare was 2 blocks north. Still “she” tried to get us to go off the main road. Sigh.
Sisyphos said, 4 months ago
Yuck! Don’t do it, Monty! And shame on you, Moondog, for using that vile, orangey, fake crap (well, I take that back; it’s real crap). What are you trying to prove, and to whom?!
tattooedcyberidiot said, 4 months ago
Please don’t head home guys! Go to vegas, crash the car, pick up a psychopath hitchiker… anything. Just stay away from that stifling suburban setting
Commentator said, 4 months ago
I love the little details, like Monty wearing nerd clothes, collared shirt & vest, on a vacation road trip. Especially compared to Mooney’s hawaiian shirt.
M2MM said, 4 months ago
I think Moondog’s going to try to impress Pilsner when he gets home. He’ll lie and say he had a fabulous time and met lots of babes in hopes that Pilsner will believe him (which he won’t.) LOL
Ottodesu said, 4 months ago
@Suzanne
You’ve got a GPS with an Australian accent?!
The ones in Australia have American accents.
They must have buggered up the shipping.
love of above said, 4 months ago
da tan de man can
Plods with Beer ( did I mention beer? )
said, 4 months ago
…and now you know the reason that tanning salons flourish in Florida.
Dunestrider said, 4 months ago
@tattooedcyberidiot
I agree! They could tour America, like that old “Route 66” TV show. Except funnier.
Allan said, 4 months ago
@Suzanne
Settings. You can change the roads she takes you on (I used to set mine to AVOID major thoroughfares … you would too if you hadn’t driven much, and she wanted you to go on a 100km/h road, with 8-10 lanes of traffic!)
Suzanne
said, 4 months ago
@Ottodesu
Naw, dh had a choice of voices. He chose Australian over British or American.
Suzanne
said, 4 months ago
@Allan
I used to live there. I know the main routes.We were on an obscure street and I needed the map to get to somewhere recognisable. As for advanced programming like avoiding areas, it is still new and this was our first trip with it. Subtleties (sp? lol) still have to be experimented with.
Jimbeauga said, 4 months ago
@Dunestrider
Route 66 is indeed very funny now.
jfromlrgo said, 4 months ago
@Suzanne
Back when I was delivering furniture the company I worked for spent tens of thousands of dollars for a program from MS that would give us turn by turn directions to the customers houses. By the third day all us trashed them after we left the loading dock.
jfromlrgo said, 4 months ago
Well no wonder he couldn’t get a tan. The Suncoast is on the other side of the state!