Poor kid a feel your pain . Except my dad had a refrigerator just for beer. His keg wouldn’t fit in the one in the kitchen. Actually, forty years later I still don’t get between him and his keg, only now they make small kegerators just for that.
You don’t have to tell me about being against beer (or any other forms of alcohol). Just that if you bring it to my house, it’ll go right from the front door to kitchen sink!
Dear Common ’Tater, I respectfully disagree. Read the end of the Noah story, in Genesis. The Old Testament (or Torah, if you prefer) does not approve of debauchery. And if you have ever stayed at a baseball game through the 7th inning, you know the relevance of my argument.
Glad I checked back in. I was curious how this comment thread was going. You said you wanted to “discuss this quietly and seriously, but not here.” I agree completely, a comic strip, designed to make people smile, chuckle, laugh, or guffaw, is not the place to have a serious discussion. People try on occasion, but it just doesn’t work. As for how we see things that no one else can see? It’s like this. some of us see the humor in almost anything. each of us has limits, but for the most part, the humor of a word or phrase or situation jumps out at us, much as a typo will jump off of the page and stick to my eyeballs for the rest of the day.Call it a sickness if you will, there’s even humor in that. I personally do not find humor at another’s expense, never really liked that. Frankly, if you can laugh at things, the things will laugh at you. I make no excuse, just a small, pitiful attempt to explain the inexplicable.
Templo S.U.D. over 9 years ago
I may be against beer, but I think the son’s at fault for posting his picture on both doors of the fridge.
nosirrom over 9 years ago
I have nothing against beer, except my lips.
jim_pem over 9 years ago
Poor kid. This is a Cat’s in the Cradle moment.
miscreant over 9 years ago
Poor kid a feel your pain . Except my dad had a refrigerator just for beer. His keg wouldn’t fit in the one in the kitchen. Actually, forty years later I still don’t get between him and his keg, only now they make small kegerators just for that.
jud03005 over 9 years ago
Are either group stopping you from drinking it? No.
Leroy over 9 years ago
So the kid grows up to be an ironic cartoonist?
Badeyes over 9 years ago
Some art critics really tear apart your work kid.
Lyons Group, Inc. over 9 years ago
You don’t have to tell me about being against beer (or any other forms of alcohol). Just that if you bring it to my house, it’ll go right from the front door to kitchen sink!
Leroy over 9 years ago
’tater,If it’s brain cells you want, alcohol is not the way to go! ;-\Seriously, what makes this so upsetting for you?
jbmlaw01 over 9 years ago
Dear Common ’Tater, I respectfully disagree. Read the end of the Noah story, in Genesis. The Old Testament (or Torah, if you prefer) does not approve of debauchery. And if you have ever stayed at a baseball game through the 7th inning, you know the relevance of my argument.
Packratjohn Premium Member over 9 years ago
Glad I checked back in. I was curious how this comment thread was going. You said you wanted to “discuss this quietly and seriously, but not here.” I agree completely, a comic strip, designed to make people smile, chuckle, laugh, or guffaw, is not the place to have a serious discussion. People try on occasion, but it just doesn’t work. As for how we see things that no one else can see? It’s like this. some of us see the humor in almost anything. each of us has limits, but for the most part, the humor of a word or phrase or situation jumps out at us, much as a typo will jump off of the page and stick to my eyeballs for the rest of the day.Call it a sickness if you will, there’s even humor in that. I personally do not find humor at another’s expense, never really liked that. Frankly, if you can laugh at things, the things will laugh at you. I make no excuse, just a small, pitiful attempt to explain the inexplicable.