Andy Capp by Reg Smythe for February 06, 2022

har-dee-har-har, Andy

Hasn’t he said this to her before? Is this a repeat?

she is blocking us seeing the pot! also, that won’t be the first time Andy has gotten canned!

Ah, such marital bliss…

@Linguist Today’s strip IS funny , our HERO mr Andrew Capp’s unwanted advice ending with him getting hit on the head by a can is worthy of the master :o) my avatar today is a picture of Dennis Mitchell nearly getting Mr Wilson in trouble for ogling their pretty neighbour , well he may be old but he’s not dead yet , come passerai la vostra Domenicha mio meno vecchio amicho? our Sunday should be a little busy but we should cope I hope ,we both are in a good mood , no early morning drive no shopping or errands to run just stay inside the house keep hydrated and wait till 9.30 when we will watch our Archbishop celebrate the Holy Mass on television keep safe and a bientot pal.

Oh look – Andy’s getting his dinner served to him on the couch!

I’m glad that violence is alive and well in the comics.

Can‘t watch you working so hard in the kitchen – close the door!

That’s a good way to dent a perfectly good can. For by this time, I don’t think anything would penetrate his head.

Reminds me of a “For Better or For Worse” where Elly threw a cup of hot coffee to the back of John’s head.

This was after John made a stupid, snarky remark, just like Capp.

Betcha Ruby MAKES Chalkie help carry her groceries!!

Flo has a good arm, however.

Florrie’s covering where the pot usually is!

That should have been a bottle of beer!

bonk

Good to see Andy reading a working class newspaper. Not that he’s ever been a member of the working class.

With that kind of aim, maybe Flo ought to join Andy’s darts team.

Well, she aims too.

Beaned him again.

Perhaps Mr. Smyth doesn’t know it, but this was a scene from ‘The Honeymooners’ TV program way back in the 50’s in which Ralph tells Alice she should bring the laundry down from the roof in two loads to make it easier.

have a beer

Andy’s about to get canned!

Some years ago, there weren’t grocery bags (either cloth or paper) with handles. Just BIG paper bags, no handles. The handles came in when grocery stores moved out of downtown to outlying locations.

And Flo Capp comes back with a tomato tin to the ear—Andy never saw it coming.