I don’t remember this one when it first came out but it is humorous with Steve midway through his third triple! I always thought Steve was the type of guy who would knock back a few well drinks at 2 for 1 happy hour and then pick up a plastic bottle of Popov vodka or some other extremely cheap booze to knock himself out back at the boarding house.
So Steve got Opus off on charges from the mime-whacking? I think that is only the second case he won, the older women he was defending for murdering her husband with an ax because the jury like her clothes and it cost him a lucrative TV movie deal in the process.
This reminds me of an old ad campaign that I hope a few might remember. Years ago there was, if I recall correctly, a J&B Scotch campaign directed towards “those that are willing to take risk”. At the time, John DeLorean had managed to create his car company and the full page ad ran in magazines along with his image and the image of a DeLorean. It was years later he got busted for a major drug deal. Life can be funny!
Steve’s a human train wreck yet inexplicably likeable. Is it just possible we can all relate to at least a couple of his shortcomings? And btw, nice artwork, BB.
Steve has a very good win-loss record. Sisters of the immaculate conception vs Professional Street Fighters Mixed Martial Arts, Inc. Is taught in law schools as a case study
Dallas is a surname of Scottish and English origin, as well as a given name. When of Scottish origin the name is a habitational name, derived from Dallas near Forres. This place-name is likely derived from the British dol “meadow” + gwas “dwelling” (compare Gaelic dail + fas). Otherwise he’d be drinking Jameson’s.
Well, Mr. Dallas and I share one thing: we’re both scotch men. But my “everyday” scotch is Johnnie Walker Red, with JW Black in reserve for more special occasions.
TampaFanatic1 over 3 years ago
I don’t remember this one when it first came out but it is humorous with Steve midway through his third triple! I always thought Steve was the type of guy who would knock back a few well drinks at 2 for 1 happy hour and then pick up a plastic bottle of Popov vodka or some other extremely cheap booze to knock himself out back at the boarding house.
So Steve got Opus off on charges from the mime-whacking? I think that is only the second case he won, the older women he was defending for murdering her husband with an ax because the jury like her clothes and it cost him a lucrative TV movie deal in the process.
theotherther1 over 3 years ago
I’d still choose him over Carl from Aqua Teen Hunger Force.
gopogogo Premium Member over 3 years ago
Product placement comes to the comic pages.
RobinHood over 3 years ago
Probable illegitimate son of Uncle Duke from Doonsbury.
rmercer Premium Member over 3 years ago
“I don’t always drink whiskey, but when I do, I drink the cheapest I can find.”
Dobby53 Premium Member over 3 years ago
I use to ask my co-workers if they’d seen the “Texas Weed Wacker Massacre” and then I’d describe the elevator scene to them.
Egrayjames over 3 years ago
This reminds me of an old ad campaign that I hope a few might remember. Years ago there was, if I recall correctly, a J&B Scotch campaign directed towards “those that are willing to take risk”. At the time, John DeLorean had managed to create his car company and the full page ad ran in magazines along with his image and the image of a DeLorean. It was years later he got busted for a major drug deal. Life can be funny!
happyhollow over 3 years ago
Came, damn it! Came! This comic is a time warp!
Aladar30 Premium Member over 3 years ago
I was sure he was at least 35!
Kabana_Bhoy over 3 years ago
Meanwhile, over at Doonesbury, Mike & Zeke are in desperate need of legal advice. Even if it comes from Steve.
Brenda Sherrod Premium Member over 3 years ago
Wait, Steve is only 27? I would have guessed late 30s, easy.
Alexander the Good Enough over 3 years ago
Hoot mon! If it’s from Scotland, it’s spelled “whisky!” No “e.” Whiskey is that tar remover from Kentucky.
Brian Fink over 3 years ago
Sigh, my dad’s choice of drink was Dewar’s and water. RIP
Bill D. Kat Premium Member over 3 years ago
Steve’s a human train wreck yet inexplicably likeable. Is it just possible we can all relate to at least a couple of his shortcomings? And btw, nice artwork, BB.
cromwelljones53 over 3 years ago
I wouldn’t call this a supportive message about the product, so it is hardly an “advertisement”.
Vangoghdog01 over 3 years ago
Steve has a very good win-loss record. Sisters of the immaculate conception vs Professional Street Fighters Mixed Martial Arts, Inc. Is taught in law schools as a case study
Honorable Mention In The Banjo Toss Premium Member over 3 years ago
If he has the bottle in front of him, why are there multiple glasses?
smsrt over 3 years ago
Steve is a psychologist dream come true.
Ka`ōnōhi`ula`okahōkūmiomio`ehiku Premium Member over 3 years ago
Dallas is a surname of Scottish and English origin, as well as a given name. When of Scottish origin the name is a habitational name, derived from Dallas near Forres. This place-name is likely derived from the British dol “meadow” + gwas “dwelling” (compare Gaelic dail + fas). Otherwise he’d be drinking Jameson’s.
phoenixnyc over 3 years ago
What’s wrong with nun beating?
wi3leong Premium Member over 3 years ago
Love the sunglasses in a darkened bar to hide the bloodshot eyes. Steve never looked more pathetic.
Sisyphos over 3 years ago
Well, Mr. Dallas and I share one thing: we’re both scotch men. But my “everyday” scotch is Johnnie Walker Red, with JW Black in reserve for more special occasions.
Other than that, we have nothing in common….
micsal Premium Member over 3 years ago
A Classic !