Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson for February 22, 2023

Such a romantic, she

What we have here is a failure of understanding the message!

Janis is referring to the dreaded Honey Do list. ;-) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qixNg3-juJ0

This is where Arlo says " Come on up to my place and lets discuss a compromise".

She took the words right out of his mouth. It must have been while she was kissing him.**In Memory of Meatloaf.

I’m sure he has something ELSE he’d like her to polish…..

Arlo wanted to spoon. Good thing Janis wasn’t polishing a fork.

Arlo can’t resist Janis’ polishing skills.

I think they have different ideas about “something” to do. Hers involves silver polish. And his . . . does not.

Sweet and subtle. Nicely done, Arlo :)

Another art class. Four Janis expressions using hardly any ink.

Spontaneous is better than planned.

isn’t this a repeat? seems I’ve seen the same strip before.

Chemical electrolysis using hot water, aluminum and washing soda makes cleaning that silver alot easier and faster.More time for Something.

Polish the silver?

Perhaps there are some knobs that could be polished instead.

No, Arlo, polishing SILVER not your kn…….

“I’ll polish your silver!”

Arlo is back in his default setting. Is Janis?

Don’t play that game Janis, unless you’re willing to finish it!

“Your kids don’t want your silverplate…”

As euphemisms go, I really like one I heard on “The Big Bang Theory” that I don’t think was portrayed as such in the broadcast:

Sheldon Cooper (To Amy Farrah Fowler): “Now, shall we steam the wrinkles out of our wizard robes, or make vigorous, socially sanctioned love?”

“You Took the Words Right Out of My Mouth” (also known as “You Took the Words Right Out of My Mouth (Hot Summer Night)”) is the first solo single by the American singer Meat Loaf, released in 1977. It is a track from his album Bat Out of Hell, written by Jim Steinman.

In bed infinity and beyond……..

and into the bedroom……

sorry, Arlo – not what she was thinking – but the honey-do list is on the table.

That was a good Meatloaf song.

“No, I meant the leaky faucet…”

just like home…me…. hubba hubba…….. her…clean the litterbox..

and…. the liter box is now clean….

“It’s better when we do it together.”

What we have here is a lack of skill in communication. Don’t tell her she is doing nothing while she is doing the boring work of keeping the house clean, including the silverware. But I’m sure that she will forgive you.