Andy Capp by Reg Smythe for November 18, 2024

still good if you ask me!!

Popular at cook outs!

Could have been worse—like PORN to thrill!

And it’s not a good idea to BBQ without your shirt.

How thrilling…

Seems he got a better tattoo than he bargained for.

Grilling’s what’s all about. Grill’s a thrill.

I have not said cripes in like forever in a converation, I have to get out more.

Born to shrill.

(When he saw it. Of course).

Or born to spill.

One of the many reasons I would never let anyone tattoo a text on my body.

I always said that I’d never get a tattoo, in part because my Father regretted getting one when he was in the Army. However, I now have half-a-dozen. OK, they are just small dots used to position me accurately for radiotherapy, but I do have them…

Same thing for a lot of guys his age.

I’d go back tot he tattooist and have him add ’’You Baby!"

It’s hilarious when someone gets a tattoo in another language and it’s completely wrong. For example, this young lady wanted to surprise her boyfriend with a tattoo that reads “I love you”. Instead, it reads “Babylon is one of the world’s leading dictionary and translation programs" in Chinese. Supposedly a true story.

Why would any sane person get a tattoo? You look bad enough in old age wrinkles and age spots and sagging features.

Looking at the haircut, “Grill” is pushing it…

People pay to have those tats put on with intricate designs and lots of color. With in a few years they have faded out into to this gray – green blob. Oh Well, its your money and your body.

Seeing people with tattoos always makes me sad. I know it’s a person’s right to get one or more but I think people look better without them.

I have seen that phrase on aprons and t-shirts and some 30 years ago saw it as a tattoo on a friend who loved to cook on his grill

The one on his chest says “No Regerts” Dilly! Dilly!

that might actually be an improvement… might as well live up to the name of that tattoo you got grill boy. :D

Better than BOrn TO KILL

Methinks you weren’t born to do either of those things, bow tie guy.

There was this gent that used to frequent my usual bar when I was stationed in Japan. He claimed that he had “your name” tattooed on his butt. He said he did it for some easy money by winning those bets.

I always liked putting those fancy toothpicks into my sandwiches, mine says born to frill.

LOL!

Wait………WHO’S the fool here ?

Could be worse……born to krill, to drill, prill, ….

And that amuses Andy……

Great googly moogly

Soo, what’s your BEEF, then?

I always remember Frazz’s comment when asked if he would ever get a tattoo: “I get bored with the calendar art before the end of the month.”

On a related note: I always like the old Andy strip where he greeted a friend, “Hi, Moth.” Flo asked where he got the nickname. Andy said “He panicked and ran out of the shop in the middle of his tattoo.”

Luckily it wasn’t “porn to thrill”.

I’m sure he’ll have his regerts.

I guess Tony had something else on his mind when he did that.

“Born to Grill” would have been perfect for one of our neighbors in South Bend. He loved to grill and most summer days, he did. Never was generous enough to invite me over, though.

If the tattoo recipient’s name is Lawrence, he needs one on the front that says, “Turn me over, I’m done on this side.”

That’s not so bad if he likes to barbecue.

Keep it, and emigrate to Texas – you’ll fit right in.

Always you spell check when it comes to ink, one letter can make a huge difference.

There are many of us that would be happy with BORN TO GRILL

Born to be Mild – Rita Rudner.

“Born To Be Mild” It’s a temporary tattoo, of course.