Oh, yeah, feel the BURN! I used to look forward to my morning exercises. Now I think of it as buying my body back, on a daily basis. Still, though, gotta do it.
The illustrations have been cropped to eliminate parts of the original drawings (I know there used to be a bug in the bottom of the last panel offering commentary). I wonder why. Is there any place online to view the original?
Yngvar Følling almost 3 years ago
I’ll bet Berke didn’t expect this strip to come up again this long after the date he gave as the very distant future.
As a Norwegian, though, the date April 9 holds special significance for us. April 9 1940 was the day Nazi Germany attacked.
Chithing Premium Member almost 3 years ago
It’s exhausting trying to be a role model.
rossevrymn almost 3 years ago
I remember when 2014 was a far away thing.
jrankin1959 almost 3 years ago
Forearm Bends; just the ticket for lifting that glass at the bar!
dwdl21 almost 3 years ago
Man couldn’t run this today…lol
monya_43 almost 3 years ago
It’s impossible for me to wiggle my ears. Consequently, I can’t do the second set of exercises.
old_geek almost 3 years ago
I was exhausted until 2014 just watching Peaches do his exercises.
emftoots still causing mischief Premium Member almost 3 years ago
there are some days I feel the same as Peaches. Opening the eyes can be an effort, much less raising the left forearm LOL LOL.
Honorable Mention In The Banjo Toss Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Oh, yeah, feel the BURN! I used to look forward to my morning exercises. Now I think of it as buying my body back, on a daily basis. Still, though, gotta do it.
JSH in Dover almost 3 years ago
I guess I missed it. I wonder what I was doing?
ROBERT KELLEY almost 3 years ago
I love the ‘whooshing’ sound it makes when it went by…
PuppyPapa almost 3 years ago
Was this Big Pig’s debut?
Sisyphos almost 3 years ago
I dunno. Seems kinda strenuous for us couch potatoes reading comic strips on computer….
Jefano Premium Member almost 3 years ago
The illustrations have been cropped to eliminate parts of the original drawings (I know there used to be a bug in the bottom of the last panel offering commentary). I wonder why. Is there any place online to view the original?