Feelings, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa feelings!
The real question is: what is the vicar doing out and about so late at night?
On the hall floor!!? o_O but Flo … the floor has feelings!
well Andy, it is humiliating but cheaper than an Uber!
Not a very good strip today—too predictable!
Now, if Alan just threw that worthless bum into the canal…
Got to love how she’s on a first-name basis with the local constabulary.
It’s a dark night and the windows glow with yellow light.
He’s not much of a person.
After being bounced along the streets, Andy should be well-prepared for the floor.
At least Flo didn’t say the canal and Alan brought him home rather than to the knick. Loverly ending, mate. And The Count ❤️s a happy ending.
The Vicar is searching for lost “sheep”.
So much to love here. Both Alan and the vicar are used to the situation so they don’t bother dragging him to the jail or giving him a sermon.
The cartooning – particularly in the first strip is very good today for a change.
His house has a spacious and grand-looking hall. Maybe I should hang out with him.
Great police service in that town, they make home deliveries. I guess Alan thought that would be easier than fishing him out of the canal.
Of course Andy has feelings. Inebriation and hangovers are feelings, aren’t they?
Almost there Alan…
Andy’s feelings are never respected. That’s why he drinks. This week.
Next time, use the crane..
Sure, Andy, because with all the compassion and empathy you constantly display to others, you deserve to have some of it come back to you.
July 08, 2017
Imagine 12 months ago
Feelings, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa feelings!
Imagine 12 months ago
The real question is: what is the vicar doing out and about so late at night?
seanfear 12 months ago
On the hall floor!!? o_O but Flo … the floor has feelings!
ronaldspence 12 months ago
well Andy, it is humiliating but cheaper than an Uber!
snsurone76 12 months ago
Not a very good strip today—too predictable!
Now, if Alan just threw that worthless bum into the canal…
thevideostoreguy 12 months ago
Got to love how she’s on a first-name basis with the local constabulary.
Cornelius Noodleman 12 months ago
It’s a dark night and the windows glow with yellow light.
bhamdodger 12 months ago
He’s not much of a person.
rshive 12 months ago
After being bounced along the streets, Andy should be well-prepared for the floor.
Count Olaf Premium Member 12 months ago
At least Flo didn’t say the canal and Alan brought him home rather than to the knick. Loverly ending, mate. And The Count ❤️s a happy ending.
MuddyUSA Premium Member 12 months ago
The Vicar is searching for lost “sheep”.
Brent Rosenthal Premium Member 12 months ago
So much to love here. Both Alan and the vicar are used to the situation so they don’t bother dragging him to the jail or giving him a sermon.
Linguist 12 months ago
The cartooning – particularly in the first strip is very good today for a change.
jossy138 12 months ago
His house has a spacious and grand-looking hall. Maybe I should hang out with him.
Buckeye67 12 months ago
Great police service in that town, they make home deliveries. I guess Alan thought that would be easier than fishing him out of the canal.
tad1 12 months ago
Of course Andy has feelings. Inebriation and hangovers are feelings, aren’t they?
T... 12 months ago
Almost there Alan…
eddi-TBH 12 months ago
Andy’s feelings are never respected. That’s why he drinks. This week.
cosman 12 months ago
Next time, use the crane..
paullp Premium Member 12 months ago
Sure, Andy, because with all the compassion and empathy you constantly display to others, you deserve to have some of it come back to you.