@Number Three Today’s strip is slightly funny our Herp Mr Andrew Capp , sober again , should not be surprised that a chap known as Honest Harry is in reality a fraud after all what’s in a name? :o), my avatar is a picture of fireworks bringing in the NEW YEAR 2020how was your day? ours should be busy but calm I hope after Alex fixes some problems with my satelite reception , Happy NEW YEAR Starlet from your friends in Malta.
I like the phrase “done for fraud”. i wonder if it means “arrested for fraud” or “convicted of fraud”. Please excuse my interest in etymology. It extends to idioms.
Templo S.U.D. over 4 years ago
how dreadful of Harry (welcome to Twenty Twenty, “Andy Capp” readers)
AFFICIONADO over 4 years ago
@Number Three Today’s strip is slightly funny our Herp Mr Andrew Capp , sober again , should not be surprised that a chap known as Honest Harry is in reality a fraud after all what’s in a name? :o), my avatar is a picture of fireworks bringing in the NEW YEAR 2020how was your day? ours should be busy but calm I hope after Alex fixes some problems with my satelite reception , Happy NEW YEAR Starlet from your friends in Malta.
Sanspareil over 4 years ago
Honest Harry should have been a politician
GoComicsGo! over 4 years ago
I’m assuming that’s nickname is a part of sarcasm that’s known amongst the Commonwealth nations (here in Australia, the U.K. and N.Z etc.)
Troglodyte over 4 years ago
Must’ve been related to Honest Al or even Honest Abdul (from Beau Peep). Happy new year, ’Cappers!
docforbin over 4 years ago
Besides you can bet (no pun intended) that online sports betting sites like Fanduel and William Hill have cut into Honest Harry’s business.
Sir Ruddy Blighter over 4 years ago
HAPPY NEW YEAR to Mahoney, Goldsmith, Garnett, and all the fans of Andy Capp!
Diat60 over 4 years ago
Henceforth he’ll be known as “Crooked Harry”.
phlash over 4 years ago
surprised this lot didn’t capitalise on the lack of colour in the middle panel
cuzinron47 over 4 years ago
Honestly, you’re surprised?
banjinshiju over 4 years ago
I like the phrase “done for fraud”. i wonder if it means “arrested for fraud” or “convicted of fraud”. Please excuse my interest in etymology. It extends to idioms.
sparkle 13 Premium Member over 4 years ago
IMAGINE !!! lol
Godfreydaniel over 4 years ago
The broad fraud trod the odd broad clod
But now (I think) he’s in the clink!
tad1 over 4 years ago
General speaking, anyone with the word “honest” in their name is anything but! (e.g. Honest John’s Used Cars.)
Sailor46 USN 65-95 over 4 years ago
The word Honest when used as an adjective almost always creates an Oxymoron.
Orcatime over 4 years ago
Oh the irony.