Broom Hilda by Russell Myers for May 03, 2021

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    Straker UFO  over 3 years ago

    At her age it’s a wonder she doesn’t say “Salve!” (Latin)

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    Susan00100  over 3 years ago

    That phone looks like a creepy face! Something from the “Agnes” strip.

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    cubswin2016  over 3 years ago

    Some people might even say “Yo!”

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    jagedlo  over 3 years ago

    Talk about really old-school…

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    russef  over 3 years ago

    Ahoy! Come here?

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    tripwire45  over 3 years ago

    Got this off of the web: "Bell’s famous first words spoken over what we now call the telephone – “Mr. Watson, come here. I want to see you.” – were delivered without any greeting at all. When he did weigh in on the subject, Bell proposed using “ahoy, ahoy,” the age-old seafarer’s hail."

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    shamino  over 3 years ago

    https://youtu.be/YFWgyi-zzmE?t=11

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    karmakat01  over 3 years ago

    Maybe she is talking to Alexander Graham Bell right now. she IS A WITCH, after all.

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    redback  over 3 years ago

    yo ho ho and a bottle of rum

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    Thinkingblade  over 3 years ago

    I always favored “aloha” – it sounds so pleasant.

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    cuzinron47  over 3 years ago

    She’s been hangin’ around a lot of sailors.

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    TLH1310 Premium Member over 3 years ago

    The word “Hello” was invented in the 1800’s. It wasn’t used as a greeting until someone used it answering the telephone (Edison I think). Before that the word “Hullo” was used as an exclamation to call for attention.

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    Sisyphos  over 3 years ago

    Okay, so maybe our little green phone-witch is a bit old-fashioned, That’s not a crime….

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