Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson for January 02, 2013

The smile says it all…..

Here they are America, two of the few remaining people to subscribe to the dead tree version of the newspaper. There are none left in our neighbourhood, and I suspect there will be none left at all in 10 years.

Highbeams??

Perky Points on the “Headlights”.

I think foglights would be more appropriate for the older females (and now running for cover in the deepest foxhole I can find).

turkeys are done!

should be glad he is looking with that pevert look. Means he still thinks you got it

Highbeaming through a robe, now that’s impressive!

That depends on the size, could be a prune smuggler.

I used to work in a shop where we loved cold mornings when a certain female came in to work. Ummmmh.Ummmmh

I still buy a paper. I love the time it takes to read, I love turning the pages; it’s like a book about what’s really going on – around town. Shoot I never would have known when sports tryouts, etc were for the kids if I didn’t read the paper.

We can only get the on-line version of our paper if we subscribe to the paper one. Don’t ask me. But I agree with Shirl, it’s great to have a real paper.

Summer clothes and frozen food section of the grocery.

Some people still like to hold a newspaper, turn the pages, share sections over breakfast, then RECYLE, so get over it!

My wife’s “high-beams” are impressive! I dearly love the early morning, pre-bra look in her ’jamies! Talk about perky!

Hmm… “high beams”… “dead tree”… there’s a “wood” joke in there somewhere…

Because she’s cold she’s gripping her waist, which accentuates his favorite things through the robe fabric & he likes it. She sees his grin, takes comfort that at least she’s broken his his corny phrase about it.

Happy is the woman who isn’t so sour.

The sexual innuendo in this strip always amazes me. NO other strip is as subtle in revealing things about the lives of a married couple.

w/o nipples breasts are pointless

I wanna know how Arlo manages to avoid getting the paper himself ;)

It’s all ‘fun and games’ until someone gets an eye poked out!

You guys might like today’s “Crankshaft.”http://seattletimes.com/comics/crankshaft.html

Oh, you mean “phone books”

come on Janis…show us your ‘highbeams’

My objection to online vs. newspaper is that randomness factor. You have to search for the subject you desire; It’s not all right there in front of you. But countless times I have found out interesting and important things that just caught my eye. That doesn’t happen as easily online, and very rarely with local news occurances.

It is a bit nippy out.

A tit bit nippley. ;-)

He may not say it, but we know he’s thinking it.

Arlo. you dirty old man.

A number of people on my block— in MN— still subscribe to the print edition, including myself. Once they’re all gone, there will be no independent “news” that can be believed even 50% of the time, and I’m factoring in the idea that 45% of the nation considers “mainstream media” to be too left-wing biased today. Maybe they are— but it’s still more reliable than getting your “news” off Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram…