Gil Thorp by Henry Barajas and Rachel Merrill for June 13, 2014

My, what big paws you have #8.

Marjie’s notes:

Home RunsLucky

It must be interesting to live in a town where the only HS (excluding St. Fabian) has dedicated beat writers for both boys and girls sports! Earl in Plesantville

In all reality , didn t Bluto say Hell hath no fury as a woman scorned ? Watch your back Lucky .

This storyline has me thinking that Mr. Brady might show up soon and give us a Jan-type speech. “You know, Amy. Not everyone can be as pretty and as popular as Marcia. Sometimes you have to accept those scary looking freckles as gifts and use your man-sized talents to hit homers for the softball team. Besides, no boy would ever break up with Marcia at prom.”

I miss sign-man.

I miss real sports stories and occasional shots at making the playdowns. In the parlance of our times, of course.

Today’s sign:“I miss jagwad!”

In P2 Amy looks like a female Jughead.

MUT may turn to the dark side.

Milford really needs to pass a bond to get the fences fixed.

It looks like someone has a three point archery laser sight set on Amy’s mouth in P3. Boy, Lucky really has anger issues.

So is this the end of the storyline?

Bet Marjie gets a free bowl of soup with that haircut.

Only two games to go? We may finish this storyline for Christmas…of 2016!

Are home runs so rare? Two homers in two games is nice, but it doesn’t seem like an incredible power display.

“Even after a softball game, your underarms are dry. Do you use Secret?”“You bet! Strong enough for a man, but made for a woman.”

@WoodyTBBig Ethel, yes. Excellent.

@MopmanHa, just read MUT. Had to zoom my screen to 150% to read Marjie’s notes but it was worth it. And nice joke about Turtlegirl in P1. (Reply feature won’t work for me)

What is her problem? She played a fantasy game where luck was a commodity that could be transferred.Her playmate was an idiot who actually believed it.

Is there no collective memory at MHS? You need peacocks!

Looks like Avery Schriber (however you spell his name) looked on those potato chip commercials.