I remember a Foxtrot strip where Peter’s reading a book titled “Pitcher in the Wheat”.
Who’s in the oats, What’s in the barley, I Don’t Know is in the rice
There is no such thing as a short stop in the rye. It’s always a long stop until the bottle is empty
It’s “ever had,” idiomatic for “Have you ever had …?” And with a better editor, he just might have.
I understand his frustration….I invented 6up soft drink. It failed but was so close!
It fell short of expectations.
When I was in high school, Catcher was (supposedly) banned — so everyone read it!
Rick McKee
Adiraiju about 7 years ago
I remember a Foxtrot strip where Peter’s reading a book titled “Pitcher in the Wheat”.
Rayodeluz about 7 years ago
Who’s in the oats, What’s in the barley, I Don’t Know is in the rice
somebodyshort about 7 years ago
There is no such thing as a short stop in the rye. It’s always a long stop until the bottle is empty
Andrew Sleeth about 7 years ago
It’s “ever had,” idiomatic for “Have you ever had …?” And with a better editor, he just might have.
joefearsnothing about 7 years ago
I understand his frustration….I invented 6up soft drink. It failed but was so close!
GROG Premium Member about 7 years ago
It fell short of expectations.
JP Steve Premium Member about 7 years ago
When I was in high school, Catcher was (supposedly) banned — so everyone read it!