B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for May 29, 2016

I wonder what percentage of people less than 30 years old would actually get this one.

Even freeloaders have their uses.

We only got two channels in the ‘50s. To change, we’d have to go outside with a pipe wrench and twist the antenna pole.

I miss analog TV. During the summer months, we could pick up stations from other cities on certain mornings and evenings,

THIS IS XERL DEL REO TEXAS

He’s their frigging uncle, at least he’s good for something.

Ant’s have flat screens?

You don’t know me, but if you did, you’d know somebody who’s never had cable. Not that it would’ve been useful since we’ve never owned a TV.

At least it keeps Uncle Friggy from sending telegrams. Collect.

Good use of antenna.

I prefer watching a big TV…

That’s a good way to keep Uncle Friggy out of trouble with his Ant- Tenna.

How about, “Pull Aunt Enna out of there!”

Ugh, friggin’ uncle Friggy.