Frazz by Jef Mallett for September 15, 2019

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    RAGs  over 4 years ago

    You can’t predict when eruptions are going to happen.

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    wknehans  over 4 years ago

    Bodily noises, by definition, are hilarious!

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    Nachikethass  over 4 years ago

    Poor Mrs O! Age and gas waits for no break!!

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    sandpiper  over 4 years ago

    Caulfield’s concept of life in general. Long periods of doldrums, brightened by occasional flashes of spontaneous humor.

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    DoktorScheisskopf  over 4 years ago

    Just wait for the lesson on rockets – she’ll have projectile vomiting!

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    JudyAz  over 4 years ago

    Must’ve had breakfast at this place…

    http://www.funnysigns.net/eat-here-and-get-gas/

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    Tycho_MX  over 4 years ago

    Haven’t been able to identify Frazz’s T-shirt logos in a while, but I think this is for Challenge tires. No idea of the one two days ago with the triangle thingy…

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    Fido (aka Felix Rex) Premium Member over 4 years ago

    Ms O — as a seasoned teacher you should know some of the tricks — like suddenly moving a noisy chair or the ultimate, give ‘the eye’ to some unaware waif…

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    The Brooklyn Accent  over 4 years ago

    In my late 60s, I know all too well how that works, and my sympathies tend to lie with Mrs. Olsen on this one. There’s a reason why people in our age group get called “old farts.”

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    Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo]  over 4 years ago

    PostsFrazz14 hrs ·

    http://www.gocomics.com/frazz/2019/09/15Back in my newspaper staff artist days, part of my job was to attend the early morning news meeting where the various section editors would report what they had going and the final decisions would be mad as to which stories when where when the paper went to press. It was serious business. I know I took it seriously, but I wondered if some of the other editors had their doubts sometimes. Those times being when the editor sitting next to me got into one of his stomach-gurgling jags. It was a gastric cacophony, the soundtrack for some future online audio course on gastroenterology. And it was hilarious. In retrospect, I’d have been much better off just going ahead and laughing, rather than commence a meeting-long, vein-bulging attempt at stifling it. Especially since I wasn’t fooling anyone. And since everyone else could undoubtedly hear it as well.

    Geez. It’s 30 years later and I’m laughing a little as I’m recalling it. I guess there’s my proof that any stifling attempts were doomed to be hopeless.

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