They’re so old, Methuselah calls them “Mom” and “Pop”…They’re so old, a history book was printed on a gum wrapper…They’re so old, Milton Berle had only stolen one joke…
I like the word play between the two with Ruthie the middle and Grandma is right time for Ruthie to go home. I wonder how long they been married.Hubby and I 25th 35 years.
Josh LyonsMere child! I remember FDR, also seeing CCC terracing a farmer’s field, ration stamps, blackout drills, the Texas Centennial with mechanical dinosaurs and colored searchlights, and such.
ChazNCenTex over 8 years ago
Probably led to Ruthie’s mom
rare appearance over 8 years ago
Close…her dad.
Last Rose Of Summer Premium Member over 8 years ago
Awww that is adorable!
DDrazen over 8 years ago
My favorite of the breed is “She’s so old when God said ‘Let there be light’ she hit the switch.”
uffdaphil over 8 years ago
This one would qualify for the fridge gallery if I still read this on paper.
Kip W over 8 years ago
Eight-fourplay.
Lyons Group, Inc. over 8 years ago
The joke in panel 3 relates to me. I did lived history…from Eisenhower to Obama! (and still going on!)
Lyons Group, Inc. over 8 years ago
It’s the sign of times…zone. That today’s strip at Creators.com and Arcamax.com. Happy Sunday!
Laynegg over 8 years ago
I do love Ruthie!
ChessPirate over 8 years ago
They’re so old, Methuselah calls them “Mom” and “Pop”…They’re so old, a history book was printed on a gum wrapper…They’re so old, Milton Berle had only stolen one joke…
winniepaints over 8 years ago
….as a person of a VERY advanced age and memories of a VERY happy marriage…I believe today’s “One Big Happy” is a Winner!"
Ushindi over 8 years ago
This one has always been one of my favorites.
kab2rb over 8 years ago
I like the word play between the two with Ruthie the middle and Grandma is right time for Ruthie to go home. I wonder how long they been married.Hubby and I 25th 35 years.
hippogriff over 8 years ago
Josh LyonsMere child! I remember FDR, also seeing CCC terracing a farmer’s field, ration stamps, blackout drills, the Texas Centennial with mechanical dinosaurs and colored searchlights, and such.