Wonder how many years’ worth of strips you could based on the vagaries of the English language alone?. . .that is, after you decided which English dialect to use: American, British, Canadian, Australian, not to mention the regional dialects in each country. . .
Macushlalondra almost 2 years ago
Ralph is having a war with prepositions.
allen@home almost 2 years ago
Nine seconds a new record. It usually takes Ralph fourteen or more seconds to catch on.
dadoctah almost 2 years ago
Same reason we drive on a parkway and park on a driveway. Or cargo travels by ship, but a shipment travels by truck.
RobinHood almost 2 years ago
You married him, he married you sweetheart, thats makes him smarter than you.
[Unnamed Reader - 8bb645] almost 2 years ago
Drive on a parkway but park in a driveway?
joegeethree almost 2 years ago
Honeybunch can zing!
Sir Isaac almost 2 years ago
When I studied German I found they have funny ways of saying things also….it seems to be a universal.
jango almost 2 years ago
Why is it that noses run, but feet smell?
1953Baby almost 2 years ago
Wonder how many years’ worth of strips you could based on the vagaries of the English language alone?. . .that is, after you decided which English dialect to use: American, British, Canadian, Australian, not to mention the regional dialects in each country. . .
cuzinron47 almost 2 years ago
Honeybunch: I have around here someplace, well it’s more of a book.
gliderrider almost 2 years ago
honeybunch’s mona lisa smile is priceless
xaingo almost 2 years ago
In England, a post goes to the Royal Mail, in the US, mail goes to the Post Office.
Grover St. Clair almost 2 years ago
Up in smoke and down in flames mean the same thing.
Otis Rufus Driftwood almost 2 years ago
Do you suppose Jerry Seinfeld and other comedians try out material at home? Based on June is taking Ralph’s jokes, I hope not.
Jaythor 6 months ago
What a miserable woman! She is always looking to put him down.