Okay, but what book are they reading? Maybe the book should have been awkwardly held up so we readers could see the title, even though it’s completely irrelevant to the day’s strip.
Is this Generic Blonde Woman someone we’ve seen before this week? It’s so hard to keep track of them all. (Actually, wait, do we even care who she is?)
The entire point of a book club is to voluntarily read a book and discuss your opinion about the work with other people. How would a sub do that for you? A sub won’t have your brain or your life experiences to formulate your opinion on your behalf.
You know, at this point I’d actually rather watch the movie “Book Club” than follow this arc for another two days, but I’m sure Batiuk is building up to something dramatic. There’s no way he would waste an entire week’s worth of strips on Lillian and company making non-jokes and talking about everything other than the “naughty” book they’ve been trying to plow through for three years…is there?
Welcome back to book club gag-a-day. I knew the blonde would be asking the questions today. It’s a roundtable discussion (albeit without an actual table). I’m going to go out on a limb (a real sturdy one) and predict it’s the Shining Twins’ turn tomorrow.
Lillian, a nonagenarian or centenarian, plays tennis… ya, sure! Does she also jump the net when she wins? She’ll break her hip.
Kiba65 10 months ago
Try pickle ball, not so much running,,,.
Bill Thompson 10 months ago
“Yes, call a sub and tell them to torpedo us!”
Brian Perler Premium Member 10 months ago
Okay, but what book are they reading? Maybe the book should have been awkwardly held up so we readers could see the title, even though it’s completely irrelevant to the day’s strip.
Is this Generic Blonde Woman someone we’ve seen before this week? It’s so hard to keep track of them all. (Actually, wait, do we even care who she is?)
French Persons Premium Member 10 months ago
Why does a book club need bylaws? Isn’t it just an informal gathering of pseudo-intellectuals trying to impress other people?
The Reader Premium Member 10 months ago
Amazon lets you call an audible.
Out of the Past 10 months ago
One must ask, why would you keep mercilessly plugging Ulysses?
Ichabod Ferguson 10 months ago
If you miss a meeting you have to order lunch? That’s an odd rule even for this strip.
rockyridge1977 10 months ago
Sports are always more important!
Mopman 10 months ago
So in the absence of Crankshaft, blonde lady will play the role of the brain damaged person?
wherescrankshaft 10 months ago
Is the green shirt woman a sub for Crankshaft? Is that why he’s not here?
DawnQuinn1 10 months ago
Ulysses was the most boring book I ever read.
wherescrankshaft 10 months ago
The entire point of a book club is to voluntarily read a book and discuss your opinion about the work with other people. How would a sub do that for you? A sub won’t have your brain or your life experiences to formulate your opinion on your behalf.
MuddyUSA Premium Member 10 months ago
A lame ‘toon…without Crankshaft!
petecocker 10 months ago
Boring………………..
J.J. O'Malley 10 months ago
You know, at this point I’d actually rather watch the movie “Book Club” than follow this arc for another two days, but I’m sure Batiuk is building up to something dramatic. There’s no way he would waste an entire week’s worth of strips on Lillian and company making non-jokes and talking about everything other than the “naughty” book they’ve been trying to plow through for three years…is there?
be ware of eve hill 10 months ago
Welcome back to book club gag-a-day. I knew the blonde would be asking the questions today. It’s a roundtable discussion (albeit without an actual table). I’m going to go out on a limb (a real sturdy one) and predict it’s the Shining Twins’ turn tomorrow.
Lillian, a nonagenarian or centenarian, plays tennis… ya, sure! Does she also jump the net when she wins? She’ll break her hip.
lemonbaskt 10 months ago
I thought I saw crankshafts hat in the background
puddleglum1066 10 months ago
I’d never miss a meeting of the Lilliopsaurus Book Group. I mean, I’ve never gone to one, but I’ve never missed the experience either.
Trespassers W 10 months ago
Isn’t “Ulysses” something like 500 pages long? I am wondering how small the print is in those thin books that they are holding.
ToneeRhianRose 3 months ago
Haha! (^▽^)