Gil Thorp by Henry Barajas and Rachel Merrill for August 31, 2013

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    kdizzle  about 11 years ago

    That comment is pure gold @desertdwlr

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    chiphilton  about 11 years ago

    Not talking to anyone and not being talked to are two different things. Gil can certainly talk to John Pascoe. He might get no response, but it won’t mean he didn’t talk to him.

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    dutchpuppy2  about 11 years ago

    Remember the storyline of the kid in special ed? On offense, he kept messing up the snap count. At least this time around, duh, I hope the storyline will put the kid on defense. “When the ball moves…”

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    Lukebunkin   about 11 years ago

    Not sure I can see this storyline evolving into the state playdowns in March!.Mrs Wormwood

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    Mopman  about 11 years ago

    So he might not be deaf after all. But apparently he is mute. I guess in all likelihood he is both, unless this is one of those “no physical reason, kind of reaction to a traumatic experience, football will cure him” situations. Classic textbook case.

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    doublepaw  about 11 years ago

    Sounds like a “Hoosiers” remake to me.

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    the old professor  about 11 years ago

    The EES epidemic in Milford is rather worrying – it doesn’t seem to happen in Gotham City, Metropolis or Dogpatch. Have they ever called in a specialist to try to find the cause? How is it treated? – it seems to come and go.

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    Mr Reality  about 11 years ago

    In all reality, John will become Sanchez s man slave and Gil will have to deal with her for Big John s services. Nunn took AP Psyc last semester so Sanchez will have to get physical with him to winhim over.

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    gilthorp57  about 11 years ago

    Could John Pascoe be the love child of Cousin Eddie of National Lampoon’s Vacation fame? “He won’t answer, Clark. He was born without a tongue.”

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    bronyaur  about 11 years ago

    and johnny doesn’t know what day it ishe doesn’t know football or what playdowns is

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    Pappaw57  about 11 years ago

    So, he’s an exchange student from a Trappist monastery?

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    Bankerdanny  about 11 years ago

    I sense a Great Football Miracle on the way.

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    bearwku82  about 11 years ago

    “Big John, Big John, Big Joh-n-n-n-n! Big Bad John! I’l be humming this Jimmy Dean ballad while tailgating today.

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    chujusmith  about 11 years ago

    I’m thinking that when Big John Pascoe sees the peacock everything is going to turn out just fine.

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    miffedmax  about 11 years ago

    John has taken a vow of silence until he gets into the Air Force Academy, like the brother in Little Miss Sunshine.

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    kdizzle  about 11 years ago

    If Pascoe is deaf will Gil adopt a Chip Kelly-like flash card system to communicate with him?

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    DaleJQP  about 11 years ago

    We know what EES is. They are all shocked, all the time.If they weren’t all stupid, they wouldn’t always be shocked.

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    softball coach  about 11 years ago

    Really? And all the while I’ve been thinking an over supply of cherry bombs in Milford was the problem. Come on boys, WE"RE READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL!!

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    softball coach  about 11 years ago

    Or if no football, then field hockey, soccer, volleyball or better yet, water polo with Mimi and Pedro, Coach Glory and Gil, Molly and the Fugitive,the girl at the newspaper and Marty, and the long lost Thorp kids and their significant others.

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    chiphilton  about 11 years ago

    In Archie comics, large drops of water fly off a person’s head (usually Mr. Lodge or Mr. Weatherbee) to indicate surprise.

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