In cricket, “knocking one for six” is the equivalent of a home run in baseball. Hitting the ball beyond the playing boundary on the fly is worth six points.
@Number Three In today’s strip our Hero Mr Andrew Capp is cruisin’ for a bruisin’ inviting that hunky club bouncer for a fight :o) like you I prefer owning a dog than a cat ,but Connie prefers cats , my avatar shows Cindy who at that stage was a staid old maid of 12 with Cindy who was a kitten and wanted to play , I am not ashamed to say that I cried when Cindy died and phoned Arthur to come and bury her in our downstairs garden , Bella is now 13 yrs old but still likes to play , it’s finally Friday again your favourite day , to answer your comment yesterday , I never watched Beavis & Butthead , the cartoons I like are , the Simpsons , Family Guy and the one about Stan Smith as a bumbling C.I.A agent ’ Hope you have a good day , I think we will as we don’t have anything planned , take care pal.
@Number Three O.M G just now the phone rang and it was the hacker again , he said he wanted to talk to me about my computer and that his name was Mr Brown , I told him that he was the same guy that had tricked me a month ago and cut the conversation off after I offended him .
The second panel made no sense. Andy saying " You can’t call me that !" would have sounded more aggressive and in context. “Don’t call me that” reads a bit defensive and whiny to me.
I hate crying in front of people. I long to be alone when I’m upset. The phrase “Misery loves company” does not apply to me.
Did you use any “colourful language” (swearing) when that scammer phoned you again? Have you contacted the police? I’m guessing it was one of those calls where they phone you to say they have detected a virus on your computer and will need to have access to it.
Templo S.U.D. over 5 years ago
“For six”? I’d say make it “for six billion”, but the bouncer getting Andy that much.
Dirty Dragon over 5 years ago
In cricket, “knocking one for six” is the equivalent of a home run in baseball. Hitting the ball beyond the playing boundary on the fly is worth six points.
AFFICIONADO over 5 years ago
@Number Three In today’s strip our Hero Mr Andrew Capp is cruisin’ for a bruisin’ inviting that hunky club bouncer for a fight :o) like you I prefer owning a dog than a cat ,but Connie prefers cats , my avatar shows Cindy who at that stage was a staid old maid of 12 with Cindy who was a kitten and wanted to play , I am not ashamed to say that I cried when Cindy died and phoned Arthur to come and bury her in our downstairs garden , Bella is now 13 yrs old but still likes to play , it’s finally Friday again your favourite day , to answer your comment yesterday , I never watched Beavis & Butthead , the cartoons I like are , the Simpsons , Family Guy and the one about Stan Smith as a bumbling C.I.A agent ’ Hope you have a good day , I think we will as we don’t have anything planned , take care pal.
AFFICIONADO over 5 years ago
@Number Three O.M G just now the phone rang and it was the hacker again , he said he wanted to talk to me about my computer and that his name was Mr Brown , I told him that he was the same guy that had tricked me a month ago and cut the conversation off after I offended him .
KenMcclelland over 5 years ago
wam slam good by man!..
Linguist over 5 years ago
The second panel made no sense. Andy saying " You can’t call me that !" would have sounded more aggressive and in context. “Don’t call me that” reads a bit defensive and whiny to me.
Vizungu over 5 years ago
Is there anything remotely amusing about today’s strip…? I’m really struggling
Meantime, watching more paint dry…
linsonl over 5 years ago
I have tried and tried to understand the rules of cricket, but the more I learn about it, the less I know about it.
Godfreydaniel over 5 years ago
There was an old (read: classic) Andy Capp strip where Andy was described as “the ultimate weapon.” And his antagonist agreed!
AFFICIONADO over 5 years ago
Are my comments visible?
tad1 over 5 years ago
In the old days, Andy would have beaten the snot out of this guy.
Number Three over 5 years ago
Thank goodness for security guards and police officers.
The riff raff often do not remove themselves.
xxx
Number Three over 5 years ago
@Afficionado
I hate crying in front of people. I long to be alone when I’m upset. The phrase “Misery loves company” does not apply to me.
Did you use any “colourful language” (swearing) when that scammer phoned you again? Have you contacted the police? I’m guessing it was one of those calls where they phone you to say they have detected a virus on your computer and will need to have access to it.
IGNORE IGNORE IGNORE
Sherlock5 4 months ago
Yeah! Don’t call him that! He’s a lazy, shiftless, lying, beer-cadging, troublemaker!