Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson for June 07, 2015
June 06, 2015
June 08, 2015
Transcript:
Arlo: Did you sand that first? You should have primed it! The first coat needs to be thinned! Arlo: A foam roller would be best for that! Is that paint oil-based or latex? Arlo: Do you know what kind of paint you're using? Janis: Blue. Janis: You know, you're the one who complains that he can't seem to get much done!
Nachikethass over 9 years ago
Good on you, Janis!
Sheila Hardie over 9 years ago
She’s got the right idea. Just paint the darned thing!
DLF3275 over 9 years ago
What, she didn’t prime his nose first? Amateur!
FosterGrant over 9 years ago
Go mow the lawn, Arlo.
Dani Rice over 9 years ago
He’s probably lucky she only put paint on his nose and not up it. Go away and let the woman work. Foster is right – go mow the lawn.
AliCom over 9 years ago
Yeah, I painted a bed side table that way and the finish lasted for years.
ARLOS DAD over 9 years ago
Well I’ll be a blue nosed gopher…..
ARLOS DAD over 9 years ago
Sure hope that’s latex….
ted.hering over 9 years ago
Now Arlo can get a job as a censor….
Cozmik Cowboy over 9 years ago
A good paint job is 85% prep; Arlo knows he’ll be repainting it when it peels………
Diane in comics land Premium Member over 9 years ago
stripping paint is a much bigger job than prep work is. It really is better to get it right the first time
Varnes over 9 years ago
If somebody else want’s to do the work, I’m good with that. If they have to do it over again, I don’t care either….Gives ’em something to do it…
JP Steve Premium Member over 9 years ago
At least we now know for sure where Arlo and Janis come from — all good bluenosers are from Nova Scotia!
David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace over 9 years ago
A friend realized that in the Bible, Methuselah lived until the days of the flood and was Noah’s grandfather. .Whenever he did anything, his grandfather sat and told him how he SHOULD be doing it..Therefore, he pictured Noah’s grandfather sitting for 120 years telling him how he was building the Ark wrong, or too slow or too fast, or wrong wood, or wrong tool…….Job gets credit for patience, but he wasn’t the only one.