Look at that thing Gaylord and Irwin are sitting on. First it was a tree – the source of paper – then it became a rock. Scissors will be next, so they’d better get off now!
“Another day, another dollar.”
“You don’t have the right attitude.”
Then there was the Pogo version:
“Another day, another dullard.”
“You don’t have the right platitude.”
Actually, I read the Pogo version first, but I didn’t understand it until I read the original. It can be hard to appreciate puns if you don’t have the original.
tirnaaisling about 15 years ago
That’s very much like all of my days ;)
margueritem about 15 years ago
Go find a leprecaun, and make him tell you where his pot of gold is, Broomie.
Yukoner about 15 years ago
But Broomie you still owe tax on that dollar.
Sisyphos about 15 years ago
Topical commentary, Broomie! Lots of people feel that way!
patpel777 about 15 years ago
the 70’s $2.00 the 80s $1.00 now you;ll be lucky if it;s 50 cents…
patpel777 about 15 years ago
In past 4 hours it’s gone down to 15 cents…
lewisbower about 15 years ago
“But I don’t care too much for money, money can’t buy me love” Bought the new box set, driving the kids mad.
GROG Premium Member about 15 years ago
I think “The Tax Man” would be appropriate for this one.
JanLC about 15 years ago
Another day, another dollar gone.
Sherlock Watson about 15 years ago
Look at that thing Gaylord and Irwin are sitting on. First it was a tree – the source of paper – then it became a rock. Scissors will be next, so they’d better get off now!
coffeeturtle about 15 years ago
these backgrounds change abruptly in this strip. Russell’s style. :-D
MatureCanadian about 15 years ago
Lewreader: Great! Drive the blighters wacko! Turnabout is fair play. Sounds great from what I’ve heard so far. Enjoy!
Rodney99 about 15 years ago
“You can’t win, you can’t break even, you can’t even QUIT the game!”
-Alan Ginsberg
Dkram about 15 years ago
I usually say: “Another day another dollar. ya I got that raise 12 years ago.” I’ve been working at my current job 11 years.
RinaFarina about 15 years ago
Years ago, the expression was:
“Another day, another dollar.” “You don’t have the right attitude.”
Then there was the Pogo version:
“Another day, another dullard.” “You don’t have the right platitude.”
Actually, I read the Pogo version first, but I didn’t understand it until I read the original. It can be hard to appreciate puns if you don’t have the original.