There are three ways to diagram the sentence “Time flies like an arrow.” The first is the one you would expect; the second is the “time flies” as flies that Rufus just did, and the third is an imperative sentence “[You] time flies like [you would] an arrow”. A 1960’s computer program did that.
This makes no sense, even for a normal R&J appearance. If he’s been playing this particular guitar since 1972, and assuming Rufus has been in the band for some years, how is the idiot just now noticing the guy’s “new” guitar? I mean, I know Rufus is dense, but c’mon!
I’m more intrigued by whom the inspiration was for Ruthless’ musical colleague. Hamilton Camp? Doug Dillard? Merle Watson? Can’t go wrong with any of them!
i dont get this one. If he has been playing that guitar since 1972 is Rufus so stupid he just now notices it? Also why would hyou call a guitar you have had for 18+ years new. This strip is poorly written to force yet another Rufus is mentally handicapped joke.
My son had a Marshall steel string acoustic that was stolen from him. He’s still upset about it! But when my dad died he left him his 1934 Gibson ssa with the f holes. Beautifully restored & the loss of the Marshall hurts quite a bit less these days. Dad’s guitar sounds like heaven and looks it too!
Dirty Dragon almost 5 years ago
If Rufus and Joel become aware of the actual year, do they turn to dust in a temporal paradox?
DonPoole almost 5 years ago
Time flies like an arrow.Fruit flies like a banana.
unca jim almost 5 years ago
Still lookin’ for my ol’ D-28..
Jogger2 almost 5 years ago
That guitar really was stolen https://stolen911.com/stolen/stolen-1947-martin-d-18-serial-number-100385/
fuzzbucket Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Time flies are like horseflies, and they have a nasty bite.
oakie817 almost 5 years ago
must be hoping it shows up
sarahbowl1 Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Is that Spade Cooley on the violin?
Don Bagert Premium Member almost 5 years ago
There are three ways to diagram the sentence “Time flies like an arrow.” The first is the one you would expect; the second is the “time flies” as flies that Rufus just did, and the third is an imperative sentence “[You] time flies like [you would] an arrow”. A 1960’s computer program did that.
PoppaBob Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Wow! Chuck put up a “wanted” poster with nation-wide coverage – for free!!!
Brian Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Note that Joel’s coat and Rufus’s hat are the “normal” colors. The daily colorist should get the hint.
JD'Huntsville'AL almost 5 years ago
So is that suppose to be Jeffrey Lewis? I don’t really know who he is, but apparently he does have a song with the lyrics “time flies like an arrow”.
Airboy20 almost 5 years ago
This makes no sense, even for a normal R&J appearance. If he’s been playing this particular guitar since 1972, and assuming Rufus has been in the band for some years, how is the idiot just now noticing the guy’s “new” guitar? I mean, I know Rufus is dense, but c’mon!
billyk75 almost 5 years ago
Ever see an elephant fly?
Zepher almost 5 years ago
Wow! Rufus a pickin a banjo. Don’t play one myself but heard the’re pretty hard to figure out
BlitzMcD almost 5 years ago
I’m more intrigued by whom the inspiration was for Ruthless’ musical colleague. Hamilton Camp? Doug Dillard? Merle Watson? Can’t go wrong with any of them!
Max Starman Jones almost 5 years ago
Buffoons six days a week; disappointing when I check Sunday, hoping for Walt or Skeezix or…
omegasupreme almost 5 years ago
i dont get this one. If he has been playing that guitar since 1972 is Rufus so stupid he just now notices it? Also why would hyou call a guitar you have had for 18+ years new. This strip is poorly written to force yet another Rufus is mentally handicapped joke.
RonaldDad Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Who is Chuck?
rclaborne almost 5 years ago
Time flies like an arrow… Fruit flies like a banana.
poopsypoo Premium Member almost 5 years ago
My son had a Marshall steel string acoustic that was stolen from him. He’s still upset about it! But when my dad died he left him his 1934 Gibson ssa with the f holes. Beautifully restored & the loss of the Marshall hurts quite a bit less these days. Dad’s guitar sounds like heaven and looks it too!