Real Life Adventures by Gary Wise and Lance Aldrich
- November 11, 2012
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Dogs, bosses, garden slugs, who sits next to who at Thanksgiving, cheating at golf, fretting the night away, carping couples on long trips, eating over the sink, toenail clippings, cosmic order, hairballs, flop sweat, coughing into one’s elbow, clogged pipes, clogged arteries, parking crooked at the mall.
That’s what real life is all about. And that’s what Real Life Adventures is all about.
For nearly two decades, Lance (Aldrich) and Gary (Wise) have drawn, and drawn from, the everyday stuff that we all slog through.
And on any given day, they like to think their little square slice of life is a nice change from the rickety roller coaster the rest of the world seems to be.
Want to share your life’s goofiosity with them? Just post here.
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gmartin997
said, 6 months ago
That’s why it’s best to leave such work to people who know what they’re doing.
JohnnyDiego said, 6 months ago
My father always said, “Why do something yourself when you can pay someone else to do it.”
Whimsical Cats said, 6 months ago
Dear kcycrs ~ If you can’t say something nice-Don’t say anything at all.
I can’t believe some of the comments I read that are just plain NASTY! Please let the Funnies be Funny!
twatt2011 said, 6 months ago
I agree with JonhhyDeigo’s dad. Those folks have to earn a living too. I guess kcycrs grows their own food, builds their own cars, produces their own electricity, etc. etc.
grossvatter said, 6 months ago
think about all of the excerise this fellow is getting …..
kcycrs said, 6 months ago
@Whimsical Cats
Dear Whimsical Cats ~ Did you just say something nice?
kcycrs said, 6 months ago
@twatt2011
It’s not about keeping others from earning a living. It’s about having skills beyond one’s narrow job.I’m not totally self-sufficient as you sarcastically alluded to. I’m just able to do simple task and repairs on my own. I once hired a carpenter to do a simple task for me. At the end, I knew I could have done a better job.
Jeff0811 said, 6 months ago
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Harsh man, there is a difference between being lazy and unskilled, and knowing one’s limits. (I wrote that with a smile on my face, …see? : ) )
I am glad you are handy with tools, not all people are though. I am by no means rich, but I would rather hire a mechanic to work on my car’s engine than do it myself. I can do tires and battery, oil change, that is my limit.