For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for February 09, 2009

That’s about right. She is a friend of Connies and Connie is a crazy, emotional nut case. The answer is sex. Connie needs sex. Nothing will stablize until Connie finds Studly Doright.

He forgot to add “needy”, “clingy”, and “pathetic”.

John, you’re treading on dangerous ground there–back off now while you can.

Ohhh Yeaaaahhh! Good one John!

Next scene: John on the couch for a week.

Well John can’t help her. She’s Elly’s friend so let Elly try to deal with her. On the other hand, it’s possible John could give her some advice into how men think. It might help if she’d listen.

Men never seem to be completely cured of “foot in mouth” disease.

I agreed with John that Connie needed to be waited till Elly came home so she would go seeing Connie to cheer up, advise postively or whatsoever to make Connie feel much better. What neighborly friends are for? :-]

John’s head is detached from his body in the first panel.

Ellsass says: John’s head is detached from his body in the first panel. I could notice what John was in the bed with Elly. His head was not detached from his body. He wore white pajama. He put his arms over his head on the pillow.

None of you get this. He knows a lot about Elly, so he has just said she ISN’T a “crazy, emotional nutcase.” The fact that Connie IS is undeniable.

takes one to know one