i like listening to classical music. it keeps me calm enough that i don’t honk angrily at people who don’t drive well. and THAT keeps me from becoming one of those who don’t drive well.
If she doesn’t speak French she’s in trouble. They take a dim view of people who don’t speak French. And she’s in for a tremendous disappointment. I wish she hadn’t pursued this.
My father never wasted energy getting mad at bad drivers, and we his children followed his example. His motto was, “Always be nice to them that is bigger than you, like trucks, buses and police cars.”
Why did Lynn Johnston change the strip? I liked it better when Connie swore at the other driver. It was much funnier.
I’m enjoying watching Ms. Johnson re-inventing her strip. I am one of those that did not get into the strip when it was young. I started getting into it after Michael was married and Liz was a teacher. But it is fun to go and look back at the strip the way it was. Thanks for the link.
You should pay more attention to your fatherless kid, and quit being a cheap tramp.
Thanks for posting the link to the original. I think the poor victim of Connie’s bad driving looks like Fred Vale “Time to make the donuts” from the Dunkin Donuts commercials.
I don’t personally like either one of the strips, but the “salt on his moustache” is a gross thing to be dwelling on, and shows the shallowness of what she is looking for.
Yeesh…Connie is even less mature in this strip than the first time around! How embarrassing. She’s a snooty, hypocritical, entitled, man-stalking idiot in this one, while in the old one, she was merely an annoyed, entitled idiot.
Did you know that she was supposed to be a feminist? Major FAIL.
yyyguy almost 15 years ago
like you?
bluetopazcrystal almost 15 years ago
Yes zoning out while driving is dangerous. Put on some tunes! They say singing along to music whilae driving keeps you alert.
yyyguy almost 15 years ago
i like listening to classical music. it keeps me calm enough that i don’t honk angrily at people who don’t drive well. and THAT keeps me from becoming one of those who don’t drive well.
ejcapulet almost 15 years ago
I agree with yyyguy - Flight of the Valkyries can get you out of a traffic jam in less time than Claire De Lune, though.
napaeric almost 15 years ago
Be aware of the down side. He has a life, and it is not what you are dreaming.
sarge112751 almost 15 years ago
I’d say the “Dreamer” is about to get her first ‘rude’ awakening!
kittylover2 almost 15 years ago
Oh boy Connie this “meeting” is going to be a real downer for you.
eddie alexander Premium Member almost 15 years ago
Ain’t love grand?
Dkram almost 15 years ago
I’ve driven in Montreal, you just can’t day dream there, the fear factor is to great.
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Allan CB Premium Member almost 15 years ago
She’ll get ticket when she makes her first ‘right on red’ which is against the law only in Montreal.
alondra almost 15 years ago
If she doesn’t speak French she’s in trouble. They take a dim view of people who don’t speak French. And she’s in for a tremendous disappointment. I wish she hadn’t pursued this.
Reddheadd almost 15 years ago
howtheduck: Thanks for the peek into the past. It is fun to compare.
RinaFarina almost 15 years ago
My father never wasted energy getting mad at bad drivers, and we his children followed his example. His motto was, “Always be nice to them that is bigger than you, like trucks, buses and police cars.”
Why did Lynn Johnston change the strip? I liked it better when Connie swore at the other driver. It was much funnier.
pearlandpeach almost 15 years ago
I like this strip much better than the original. Connie not swearing is a more mature woman, nicer. .
summerdog86 almost 15 years ago
I like this one better, too.
Thanks, Duckie.
gvbarb almost 15 years ago
The other driver in the original strip looks like Phil — could it be……?????
newworldmozart almost 15 years ago
I’m enjoying watching Ms. Johnson re-inventing her strip. I am one of those that did not get into the strip when it was young. I started getting into it after Michael was married and Liz was a teacher. But it is fun to go and look back at the strip the way it was. Thanks for the link.
ComicDetectiveDA almost 15 years ago
“My lips taste the salt on his moustache”??? What the heck?
Wildmustang1262 almost 15 years ago
I am curious to ask any of you as Canadian the question. Do they become a road-rage while they drive out there?
mrslukeskywalker almost 15 years ago
You should pay more attention to your fatherless kid, and quit being a cheap tramp.
Thanks for posting the link to the original. I think the poor victim of Connie’s bad driving looks like Fred Vale “Time to make the donuts” from the Dunkin Donuts commercials.
Max Starman Jones almost 15 years ago
I don’t personally like either one of the strips, but the “salt on his moustache” is a gross thing to be dwelling on, and shows the shallowness of what she is looking for.
Phil must like Margaritas.
gobblingup Premium Member almost 15 years ago
Thanks for the link, Duck. Next week’s strips should definitely be interesting…
lectrice almost 15 years ago
Yeesh…Connie is even less mature in this strip than the first time around! How embarrassing. She’s a snooty, hypocritical, entitled, man-stalking idiot in this one, while in the old one, she was merely an annoyed, entitled idiot.
Did you know that she was supposed to be a feminist? Major FAIL.
Steve Parmelee Premium Member almost 15 years ago
ComicDetectiveDA - Thank you. Yes. What the heck????
mjtempke almost 15 years ago
Hey, Slut!! Yeah, I mean YOU, Connie!! Quit chasing after Phil & go home to your kid, who by the way, needs you more than any stupid man ever will!!
Templo S.U.D. almost 15 years ago
Merci, Joe, for the translation for the Québécois translation of that street. At least Ms. Johnston didn’t pick a real Montréal street.
mroberts88 almost 15 years ago
Well, thanks to the comments, I have a feeling this is going to go south quick.
Melissa, if its ok with the kid, why not. Its not like she abandoned the kid, he’s with a friend and a family she trusts.
bluetopazcrystal almost 15 years ago
tang1262 said, about 5 hours ago
I am curious to ask any of you as Canadian the question. Do they become a road-rage while they drive out there?
Oh sure the same as anywhere. Even we “polite” Canucks grow horns while behind the wheel. I try to be calm. My husband on the other hand…..
BigHug almost 15 years ago
Forget a car crash. I predict a train wreck coming soon. Stay tuned.
alondra almost 15 years ago
I’ve lived in Canada for 14 months now and yes there is road rage same as in the states (and probably every where)
JP Steve Premium Member almost 15 years ago
I want to know how she could taste the salt through the nicotine!
Edit: My mustache has been nicotine free since 2000!
MatureCanadian almost 15 years ago
Yes, road rages in Canada too. Give Connie a break people. Single Moms do get lonely and Phil is a nice guy.