Recent Comments

1. 3 days ago on Crankshaft

   I would have said they need to try Acorn and BritBox, but I can’t deny that what they really need is to find something else to do.

2. 4 days ago on Dick Tracy

   Has everyone heard the radio showdown between Tracy (Bing Crosby) and Flattop (Bob Hope)?

   https://youtu.be/u5EZZaAgzec

3. 7 days ago on Agnes

   It would only be lifetime supply if they never ate them. Do they not like them to begin with? I, in fact, don’t care for them, but I certainly don’t dislike them enough not to eat them if I had a supply right in front of me!

4. 8 days ago on Mutt & Jeff

   Even compared to Jeff, I can’t say I ever really thought of Mutt as smart.

5. 8 days ago on The Fusco Brothers

   A local radio station here got The Beat Goes On and Plastic Fantastic Lover by Jefferson Airplane the same day, but with the labels switched.

6. 8 days ago on The Dinette Set

   Aha!

7. 9 days ago on Big Nate: First Class

   Thank goodness Keebler came up with Grasshopper cookies and Coconut Dreams to get us through the dreary months when Thin Mints and Samoas are not available.

8. 9 days ago on The Dinette Set

   I seem to recall that Jeno Paulucci, an entrepreneur specializing in Chinese-style frozen foods, invented pizza rolls by using Italian-style fillings in wonton-style wraps or rolls. So Ahh-Choy is taking the product back to its roots.

9. 9 days ago on Bear with Me

   Love the fifth panel, with text and lettering in the style of an early-to-mid-sixties Superman Annual!

10. 9 days ago on Herman

    “Cleaning My Rifle and Thinking of You,” a popular song from the 1940s, also recorded by Roy Rogers and others:

    https://youtu.be/TXYw94iSAjU

    Presumably we were not intended to notice (or at least mention in public) the two all-but-inescapable double entendres: 1. Cleaning my rifle and thinking of you (i.e., wanting to get you in the sights); 2. Cleaning my rifle and thinking of you (i.e., rhythmically stroking the barrel and moving the brush up and down inside so as to sublimate, but also stimulate, the kind of thoughts that usually come along when you’re in my mind).