B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for March 03, 2024

Early therapy.

How can we get Congress under that rock?

If only it was that easy.

I have some paint and a rock for sale.

Working on the old rock pile.

And then the mighty Thor strucks the humongous mountainous boulder with his hammer…

It won’t work for anyone else. Only Thor can wield Mjölnir.

Is he Thor about something?

Rock solid therapy…….

If only it was that simple.

Ahhhhhh…. retirement.

“I didn’t now that was an option.”

It’s not… and never was.

It does help. We had a pile of cinder blocks in the backyard when our son was quite young (before kindergarten). When he got upset, he would go out and carry them (he first dragged one across the yard when he was two) one by one to a spot we had set aside for him, and there he would pile them up. When he got older, we bought an old fashioned rotary push mower, and he made his frustration therapy out of mowing the lawn. Now as an adult, he goes to the gym. May not work for everyone, but he finds the physical exertion helpful.

I sympathize with your troubles, but, aside from throwing money at them, there’s little I can do for you….

My boss, my job, my government… Take your pick.

So now instead of one big problem, you have a lot of small ones?

The original scapegoat.

I had a roommate in college that bought an alarm clock at the start of the semester, then took a hammer to it at the end of the semester. To each his own.

Great therapy. When I first got into Xn ministry, I was told to keep a pillow handy. It was useful for punching, especially after church meetings.

Early therapy and better than anything since.

Gotta get me some orange paint to cover the rock.

The PROBLEMS (on the rock) changed from when he was painting it to when he was walking away. [Look at & compare the B between the two.]

it doesn’t make it go away, but it does help. :J

A bunch of little problems now!!!!!

I can sympathize. Instead of “problems” I would’ve put “frustrations”. Had a large pine tree down in my yard after a derecho. Came home frustrated from work a couple of months later and in less than an hour had cut up the tree with the chain saw. Felt better after that.

Problems solved or at least reduced.

Too bad its not that easy. . . can clear off problems galore!

wish it were that simple…

At first it looked like he was walking away from his problems haha

“$5 to use the hammer.”

Actually, the “engineering approach” to problems is to break them down into smaller problems, which can be solved individually. Smashing a big problem doesn’t automatically make the little problems go away.

Good, but I already left My Problems outside of the Kit Kat club Cabaret

It’s not really an option, but if it makes you feel better, go for it.

Scissors is jealous.

Never get angry about things that haven’t happened is a good start.

I’m sure we all can relate. After trying to unload an ancient sofa bed I inherited, we drug it out the garage and spent the next hour demolishing it with sledge hammers. Did the same thing with a “banjo” style bathroom sink cabinet. So much tension release! Just remember safety glasses.

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It’s worth a try.

When my wife, while managing a store and got upset with a employee or customer, she’d go into the back room and kick a cardboard box.

I remember that in my senior year of high school, there was a fundraiser which would allow people to beat an old car for ca$h.

Don’t forget the Senate, and the ones masquerading as the VP and P:res.