‘BTG’ is one of the most popular humor authors of all time. With numerous New York Times Best Sellers to his credit, countless publishing awards, and over 22,000,000 copies sold in 115 countries, you would think his brain would be highly organized ... But it’s not.
The Lost Bear feature, exclusive to GoComics, is ample proof of this. Welcome to BTG’s lifelong cerebral misadventure. The Lost Bear showcases the delightfully odd daily debris that tumbles out of BTG’s head when his mental engine starts to misfire. This is public therapy at its most entertaining, set within an absurdist pseudo-intellectual petting zoo – Feel free to feed the bear.
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margueritem
said, 2 months ago
Son-of-a-gun!
Chalkie j said, 2 months ago
Just Stupid.
Stupid, stupid dumb.
Actually this still ties in with Genealogy. Henry’s line here was “Look, I am your Father,” or summat . . . . Henry also delved into the subject of evolution “lincs” in the Music Bio “Blues Brothers” where He searched in vain for a confounded Bridge.
? . . . what; different Guy? Now your going to tell mi Dustin Hoffman AKA ‘Al Pacino’ is two different People. Blondie doesn’t seem to mind tho. Actually looks like Henry blew His Brains, so maybe some Swedish or Norwegian gene thing there.
ne7minder55 said, 2 months ago
@Chalkie j
What does that sound like in English? I tried running it through Google Translate but even it does not recognize the language you are typing
Pacopuddy said, 2 months ago
@ne7minder55
Just what I was thinking, Chalkie – can’t make head nor heel of it. Plus, that first picture looks like John McCririck
Surely there can’t be 2 people that weird-looking in the world?
jmcx4 said, 2 months ago
Chalkie J is referring to Henry Gibson. He was a regular on the show Laugh In, by Rowan and Martin.
“The confounded bridge” comment comes from the song Grunge, by Led Zepplin, spoken by Robert Plant.
Hoffman and Pacino look alike because all Americans look the same to the English, even if one is Jewish and the other Italian.
Chalkie j said, 2 months ago
That was for the 50+ crowd.
. . .other Guy Artie Johnson. i’m from SoCal, tho.
jmcx4 said, 2 months ago
@Chalkie j
I was pretty sure you were from the States. I just threw that in.
I found Artii’s pic when I googled Gibson. Very interesting….
jmcx4 said, 2 months ago
In honor of BTG, here is a famous Australian that did more than whistle ‘Dixie’.
pcolli said, 2 months ago
@jmcx4
…because all Americans look the same to the English
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How do you work that one out? Unless you’re referring to plastic faced, wide mouthed, “celebs” who seem to revel in looking bland.
jmcx4 said, 2 months ago
@pcolli
NOT meaning to offend. Just an adjustment of the old joke that “we all look alike”. No truth in it anywhere.
jmcx4 said, 2 months ago
@pcolli
Oh, yeah, you are right about the ‘celebs’.
LafInLarry
said, 2 months ago
Reading all this down to pcolli’s comment got me to wondering so it was off to the Googles. Sure enough plastique surgery is real enough to have an uncyclopedia entry.
And just for some completeness of the above stuff, here’sHenry Gibson’s wikipedia entry.
Chalkie j said, 2 months ago
@pcolli
Yer typical Brit sounds just like this Guy
Fact; I’ve got an LP by an English Band to prove it.
jmcx4 said, 2 months ago
@LafInLarry
I also said the pic of Artie Johnson was Henry Gibson. All part of my “all look alike” joke that went off the track.
Hey, what do you expect from the inbred?
Chalkie j said, 2 months ago
@LafInLarry
Everybody in Show biz ‘n every disgraceful Schoolkid knows the Ray Davies Song Plastique Man; that’s not a stretch, so i wouldn’t linc that. Even though Blondie must dig that kinky stuff.