Frazz by Jef Mallett for February 20, 2022

Boston Marathon Qualifying Time for ages 65-69.

When he said round number I thought 80.

86 and 83 fit that description. Best girl and I should know.

Actually, I was thinking a truly round number would be 80 — 60 has that line sticking out.

No straight lines? The dangling part of the 6 is straight in quite a few fontfaces. I would’ve guessed 80 or 88

60 has a point, 80 is the really round number.

6 has a point. I thought he meant 80 – truly all round and no points

What about 30 disqualifies it? Lack of completion in the round shapes? I’m not buying that.

Wish I only had 60 orbits.

C&H 160, Frazz 27

Only round-number birthdays are 8, 80, and 88

Well, I’d say 60 does have a point, but 80 sure doesn’t.

No straight lines and no point. That’s life.

I thought he was going with 80… no points or straight lines and the digits are TRULY round.

Doesn’t “6” have a point on the end? I’d’ve thought “80” was the first one with two round digits.

Now this made me feel really old.

60 used to be old….

I retired at 60, 20 years ago. I have reached the really round number age. 5 years ago, I finally quit mowing the lawn, and removing snow. Now, I just watch others do it.

And here I was thinking he was wanting a BBQ every year.

I would say the first age where both digits are truly round with no points is 80. There’s a point at the top of 6.

Also, I’m never getting used to the idea of being old enough to be a grandfather

I would have figured 80 …. the “6” has a point

I remember when I turned 60, I was telling people it was a functional thing that helped my memory, as I could remember both of them being the same: age and IQ.