Along the lines of the astounding entries in today’s RBION, Lou Schwartz of Bronx, NY, NY once changed socks 53 times in 5 minutes! Believe It Or Not!!
Someone on a reader feature in our local paper many years ago posted that they had a stack of coupons for their grocery order once… just to see, they threw in a 1972 coupon for 7 cents off whatever it was, and the store took it. Back then it was 25 years out of date, but what’s 7 cents? ;-)
Not impressed with the pizza boxes. Back in the day I could fold boxes faster. I should have contacted Ripley’s, but I didn’t think anybody cared. Oh, right. Nobody does.
It’s been quite a while since this comic strip has had all of its entries being about people who have absolutely way too much time on their hands. So Sad.
Bilan over 1 year ago
Why cupcakes? Why not samosas?
The dude from FL Premium Member over 1 year ago
India, with its Caste system. I bet the lower caste would have loved a cupcake
nj.thomas.lee over 1 year ago
But the oil was 40 yrs old :(
comixbomix over 1 year ago
Then they discovered they’d forgotten the sprinkles.
jonnytest over 1 year ago
There are few things worse than stale, moldy cupcakes. Maybe the let the Rat Temple residents gnaw them for a few months until the monsoons hit.
Bilan over 1 year ago
Wouldn’t it be funny if they had to call customer service in America to find the best way to stack the cupcakes?
cornshell over 1 year ago
Would coupons have had barcodes 36 years ago?
J. R. M. over 1 year ago
20c was worth a lot more 36 years ago.
Huckleberry Hiroshima over 1 year ago
Along the lines of the astounding entries in today’s RBION, Lou Schwartz of Bronx, NY, NY once changed socks 53 times in 5 minutes! Believe It Or Not!!
May the scored be with Lou as it is with thee.
sheilag over 1 year ago
Someone on a reader feature in our local paper many years ago posted that they had a stack of coupons for their grocery order once… just to see, they threw in a 1972 coupon for 7 cents off whatever it was, and the store took it. Back then it was 25 years out of date, but what’s 7 cents? ;-)
ladykat over 1 year ago
Good for the coupon clipper.
The Duke over 1 year ago
I really don’t care how quickly Randy DeGregorio can fold pizza boxes, I’m more concerned about how quickly he can deliver the pizza in the box.
DeaconJohnGiglioJr over 1 year ago
I had a coupon for $5.00 off a dinner at Olive Garden but they refused to honor it.
poppacapsmokeblower over 1 year ago
The structural integrity of cupcakes is suspect. With perfect six inch tall cupcakes, that’s 83 layers of cupcake … with one 0.2 inch layer of icing.
6turtle9 over 1 year ago
Not impressed with the pizza boxes. Back in the day I could fold boxes faster. I should have contacted Ripley’s, but I didn’t think anybody cared. Oh, right. Nobody does.
eric_harris_76 over 1 year ago
Twenty cents? 36 years?
The coupon may not have had an expiration date, but the purchasing power of the dollars had an expiration on a large fraction of their value.
I wonder what a more recent unexpired coupon would have on it. Probably more than twenty cents, I betcha.
WCraft Premium Member over 1 year ago
Handy skill! That should get Gregorio a job in…a pizza parlor.
marc rossi Premium Member over 1 year ago
It’s been quite a while since this comic strip has had all of its entries being about people who have absolutely way too much time on their hands. So Sad.
198.23.5.11 over 1 year ago
If there isn’t pizza in the boxes,I’m not interested