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One of the classics, having started in the San Francisco Chronicle more than 100 years ago. Mutt and Jeff has become part of our cultural vocabulary and the strip continues to attract audiences around the world who appreciate clean, straightforward humor that doesn’t depend on local cultural awareness.
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SherlockWatson said, 11 months ago
sad trombone
Estrelita Phillips said, 11 months ago
Those good old ration books – great reason for opening your own grocery store!
Buzza Wuzza said, 11 months ago
Wartime Mutt & Jeff, peacetime Mutt & Jeff, it’s all good.
stuart ballin said, 11 months ago
needed the reminder. Thanks!
PoodleGroomer said, 11 months ago
If the sign says the store is open, a hungry customer will break down the door. Ask Walmart about opening after Thanksgiving.
Tsali Queyi said, 11 months ago
I’ve still got a book of my ration stamps. It has my name on it and then the word infant.
Leghorn Foghorn said, 11 months ago
I wonder if an open/close sign on the door would’ve helped them notice the store wasn’t open… then again whose turn was it, Mutt or Jeff to unlock and open the door for business??
SUSAN NEWMAN
said, 11 months ago
If the town where they live has a large Jewish population, then they shouldn’t expect much business on Saturday.
alleyoops said, 11 months ago
I remember those sugar shortages during WWII. Hard to get Cokes, chocolate bars, or Cracker Jacks. And those Cracker Jack prizes back then were worth having. The last box of Cracker Jacks I got before sugar was rationed didn’t have a prize. I felt cheated. But the first one I got after the war had two prizes! We are all even now.
Quartermain MILLER
said, 11 months ago
The best prizes in Cracker Jacks were in the late 20s and early 30s, the problem was that the good little prizes like little metal cars and toys were sticking in kid’s throats when the would chug the corn into their mouths from the box. Lawsuits forced the candy company to put in small paper prizes.
Number Three said, 11 months ago
Oh Jeff!
What we going to do with you, huh?
LOL LOL. Now I can’t stop laughing.
xxx
WW2 Marine Veteran said, 11 months ago
@Buzza Wuzza
I agree.
derry1 said, 11 months ago
Opening the grocery store after the clients have gone…
brklnbern said, 11 months ago
Ah, vintage WWII.
brklnbern said, 11 months ago
@SUSAN NEWMAN
That was going to be my comment. Must have been a neighborhood with an almost exclusively Jewish population, or the type of ghetto in which my father grew up.