Nancy Classics by Ernie Bushmiller for May 11, 2019
May 10, 2019
May 13, 2019
Transcript:
Noise: R-RING
Nancy: I've done nothing but pay collectors all day. And now the back door---Well, I won't answer it.
Noise: R-RING RING
Nancy: Next one who wants money will have to jump in the window.
Interestingly*, keeping house (in the sense of hiding at home to avoid your creditors) was an act of bankruptcy in England (and, possibly, colonial America) under the Bankrupts Act of 1571.
1- My ears haven’t stopped ringing since I let Sluggo talk me into going to that Monkee reunion tour concert last night. 2 – GRRR. This is maddening! 3- At least I didn’t have to pay for the ticket. Mickey and Mike said they’d get it later. HA! Suckers! How they gonna do that? 4- ORGAN GRINDER BOX: Here we come, walkin’ down the street…
An interesting Bushmiller / Nancy item for sale on eBay today. It has a “buy now” price of thirty dollars and a shipping charge of five dollars. It is a set of 308 b/w daily Nancy strips from 1949, clipped from an Atlanta newspaper. The condition is described in more detail than is usual on eBay, but suffice it to say there’s some better and some worse.
Anyhow, I thought someone here might enjoy seeing the ad or owning the clippings. I’m going to duplicate this post over on today’s “modern” Nancy page too.
My wife told me this story about growing up in her house… Telemarketers had been calling all day trying to sell duct cleaning services, insurance, etc. After the 4th or 5th telemarketer her mother told her to tell the next telemarketer who called that she had died. The phone rang, my wife, a child at the time answered, listened for a minute then asked her mother “What am I supposed to tell this telemarketer? He’s selling funeral plots”
SHIVA over 5 years ago
Wow, what a mug in panel 3!!!
astutepanther Premium Member over 5 years ago
Doesn’t Nancy smile anymore? Why does the new cartoonist keep drawing her as a sourpuss?
some idiot from R'lyeh Premium Member over 5 years ago
Interestingly*, keeping house (in the sense of hiding at home to avoid your creditors) was an act of bankruptcy in England (and, possibly, colonial America) under the Bankrupts Act of 1571.
*OK, maybe not.
asrialfeeple over 5 years ago
Poor Nancy. After all that, she gets involved in monkey business.
WaitingMan over 5 years ago
“Give me money or I’ll poop on your carpet!”
Zebrastripes over 5 years ago
Only in the cartoons, folks…..
jimmjonzz Premium Member over 5 years ago
The monkey needs money to buy paper and typewriter ribbon. For more details, see Super-Fun-Pak comics [here at GoComics] from May 9.
Another Take over 5 years ago
1- My ears haven’t stopped ringing since I let Sluggo talk me into going to that Monkee reunion tour concert last night. 2 – GRRR. This is maddening! 3- At least I didn’t have to pay for the ticket. Mickey and Mike said they’d get it later. HA! Suckers! How they gonna do that? 4- ORGAN GRINDER BOX: Here we come, walkin’ down the street…
WCraft Premium Member over 5 years ago
She has to pay collectors?
Petemejia77 over 5 years ago
That would make my week! Heck…MONTH!
bookworm0812 over 5 years ago
Since when are kids in charge of paying the bills?
jimmjonzz Premium Member over 5 years ago
An interesting Bushmiller / Nancy item for sale on eBay today. It has a “buy now” price of thirty dollars and a shipping charge of five dollars. It is a set of 308 b/w daily Nancy strips from 1949, clipped from an Atlanta newspaper. The condition is described in more detail than is usual on eBay, but suffice it to say there’s some better and some worse.
Anyhow, I thought someone here might enjoy seeing the ad or owning the clippings. I’m going to duplicate this post over on today’s “modern” Nancy page too.
roaming26-37 over 5 years ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Street_organ
https://bendermelodies.com/org_grinder_history.htm
theincrediblebulk over 5 years ago
My wife told me this story about growing up in her house… Telemarketers had been calling all day trying to sell duct cleaning services, insurance, etc. After the 4th or 5th telemarketer her mother told her to tell the next telemarketer who called that she had died. The phone rang, my wife, a child at the time answered, listened for a minute then asked her mother “What am I supposed to tell this telemarketer? He’s selling funeral plots”
brklnbern over 5 years ago
Pretty good.
atomicdog over 5 years ago
Just like a vampire, the monkey had to be invited in.