Andy Capp by Reg Smythe for July 02, 2019

Okay, maybe not Jack’s till, but how about at the bookies’ till?

@Number Three Today’s strip is slightly funny and a variation of a theme , our Hero Mr Andrew Capp , sober again , idea of a worthy good cause is spending it on booze :o) right ? , my avatar is of a Labrador dog , to tell you that my son Alex got a very cute girl puppy and named her Bailey , she just eats , sleeps and poops , how was your day? ours should be very busy but I think we shall reach our target again , like yesterday , have fun and thanks for caring pal.

Any money is good cause for Andy to get plastered!

isn’t this typical ofan alcholicflo?

As has been mentioned recently, British pubs are closing down fast nowadays. Therefore, keeping a pub open could be argued to be a good cause. If it is a real ale pub, it would even be supported by CAMRA (CAMpaign for Real Ale).

Churches would be more popular if they would replace holy water with holy beer…

“The church helps the poor, right? I’M poor!”

Savoy Brown’s “Hellbound Train” comes to mind.

actually I agree with Andy here. And a wasted morning was had by all

I’m surprised he didn’t drop in a few small coins to get his favorite horse a better chance.

He wants some kind of return on his investment, but he’ll probably just piss it away.

At least at the pub can give him something real for his money.

“The Little Vagabond” by William Blake. “Dear Mother, Dear Mother, the church is cold, But the Ale-house is healthy and pleasant and warm; Besides, I can tell when I am used well, Such usage in heaven will never do well.”

Three more verses. Look it up.

Andy goes to the Church of the Consumption. His daily donations go to the Propagation of the Pint.

Support the health care system, raise a glass to everyone’s good health. (strictly for medicinal purposes, of course)

I just toss my money up in the air. Whatever god needs of it he can have, if it falls back to the ground it means he didn’t need it and is giving it back to me.

Providing income to a local business is always a good cause.

Are those dollar symbols on the vicar’s sleeves?

It’s a good enough cause for Andy. On another note, it’s raining where I live, so I don’t have to water my garden today.