For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for October 18, 2016

might as well make dinner now, Elle

Helpless much?

At his age I at least knew how to make sandwich. If there was no lunch meat I’d have to fake it.

Dill pickle slices with mustard on raisin bread was pretty good.

Sadly, that was me!

From there it gets a little technical…

Hahahaha

Needachuckle. Haha at least you’re honest.

Age 5, cooking eggs! Taught my grandkids how to cook on camping trips. I’ve created monsters! The moms like it except for clean up. The kids did not retain that learning!

ah the look of cluelessness. Priceless

Once he does she will regret it. And he can take his slovenly ways everywhere he goes. Now he will have keys to the kingdom.

Kids can be deliberately obtuse at times. It’s a form of passive aggression that often carries forward into adulthood.

It is no less irritating when done by a grownup.

Interesting that the colorist chose not to touch the inside of the refrigerator. There should be some very colorful items in there.

If you cant find anything…make a “Tupelo Jam Sandwich”Take two pieces of bread and jamb them together!Diver Charlie Herring’s recipe…1965

He’s a big dumb kid, mom!

It’s time Mike, time to start help get dinner on the table

Ours ain’t any better.

He was taught by his father!

Well, he did only exactly what she told him to do, so there you go. If you don’t teach him to cook, then he’s not going to know what to do.

Soup, Spam or Chef Boy-Ar-Dee in the cupboard?

Would get home from school, toast a couple of slices of rye bread and slather them with peanut butter. Mmm…

He needs his a——————kicked

Michael saw a can of orange juice inside the refrigerator. He was focusing his attention on it because the label said “CONCENTRATE”.

such a worthless kid and nasty also