Ballard Street by Jerry Van Amerongen for March 11, 2015

BevI don’t wanna get up either!

We’re all in good shape!

I can see that Peter has plenty of time these days for origami trousers class at the South Ballard St. Senior Center and Salami Factory…

…where the motto is “Well aged and Plenty Spicy.”

Look around, and you’ll see that it’s a very popular class at all the senior centers in Ballard County.

You know what they say….“Every pleat in your pants puts more spring in your dance.”

Ok, no they don’t…but Peter does.

Monkey, I saw what you did back there.

My first thought was “Thank God Peter is wearing pajama bottoms”.

Good morning everyone.Being retired,I agree w/Peter and the guy 2old posted. :)Nice sunny day here on Magic Mountain.

Pretty peeved Paul powerfully punted poor Peter…

I am happily retreaded…………………

Good for Peter. He’s my role model.

I am so impressed that Peter can perform a hand stand at his advanced age. I couldn’t do that when I was a kid, let alone now. You go, Pete!

Monkey…that’s why you keep me around!

Iammu …in case you see this…

It suddenly occurred to me…

I may know why you thought people might get an e-mail message if you clicked “reply” to their posts.Maybe you used to comment on the “old” comics site, Comics.com, before it merged with GoComics in 2011?

Cos on that site, there was a box to click if you wanted e-mail notification when somebody responded to your comment on that day’s forum.

Problem was, you didn’t just get replies to your post …in fact, I can’t remember whether there was even a “reply” button…but you got a separate e-mail of every comment made on that strip after you posted.

If you clicked it on a busy forum, like, say, Luann, you might get 150 e-mails for that day.

There’s nothing like that on GoComics…and of course, if you weren’t on Comics.com, that’s not what you were thinking of anyway.