Andy Capp by Reg Smythe for September 19, 2024

It was worth a try.

mhm, the fella has a point. It’s surprising indeed to see him remember a quote (any, for that matter)

Love it.

How would Andy know about her? Never seen him reading anything except sports and races

A purple suit with common sense. Of course that would put a smile on Jack’s face.

Good retort, Murray.

If He starts Quoting Robbie Burns I’m out here !

Better keep an eye on your own pint, Murray—before the moocher grabs it!

Heard someone say “guilt is a waste of emotion “ but they didn’t know where the comment came from. Similar theme

I’m trying to figure out what the purple suite is doing? Is the purple suite sitting in a lotus at the bar? And what are his hands doing?

This Pamela lady sounds like a thief and overall malcontent with few redeeming qualities.

Regardless, he still has no guilt about cadging drinks!

She bought the last one.

Well put Murray

Well when does Andy have any time to read? His days are spent sleeping and falling into the canal

Good comeback.

Huck Finn once commented something to the effect that conscience has no more sense than a yaller dog…..

(No, I’m not bothered in the least that I didn’t look it up!)

Andy is well read….but the guy at the bar is not impressed…..note the bartender!

I like a good pub as much as the next guy, but if I intend to drink too much I do it at home. One cheap local beer is almost as much as a six pack at the liquor store.

Andy’s a professional cadger. and he’s proud of his abilities.

Can’t do that, Murray. Pamela cadged the last round.

Bravo!

Pamela Baron Waldbauer may have been stating that guilt is not necessary because we don’t need to accept any responsibility for our actions.

Whether or not that’s how she intended it, Andy certainly is using it as an excuse!

I want to know where Andy got that quote.

Don’t blame the guy for not buying Andy an ale

Imagine Andy reading something by Pamela Baron Waldbauer.

FREE ELDO AND RJM!

used to know people like that, always drop by for a bite and a beer and arrive empty handed and leave with leftovers. Then I discovered the door bell and deadbolt locks.