Pickles by Brian Crane for October 02, 2011

The old gray mare ain’t what she used to be Earl.

“And that’s why I didn’t get my phone bill in on time, sir.”

This reminds me of the hereafter. Like when I wander into a room and wonder what I’m here after.

Earl doesn’t dare laugh, but I can. That was funny!

I would totally do something like this …

“…and when I woke up, my pillow was gone…”

Another senior moment.

Doctor, my ear seems to plugged.

There’s a suppository in there.

Oh, well now I know what I did with my hearing aid.

Today’s strip would be hysterical if it weren’t my daily life!!

Her purse is her bread & butter.

Is that what they call ‘hotmail’?

..and before you notice, those senior moments turn into senior months and senior years! Laugh while you can, whippersnappers!

Poor Opal…

xxx

oh geez…..I have so much to look forward to

It was a hot bill…

Just don’t laugh Earl.

opened the fridge once to find a book i had been reading the day before sitting next to the ketchup. totally baffled until i went into the living room and saw the carton of milk sitting on the coffee table. that was about 8 years ago. and no i wasn’t drunk and haven’t done anything quite like it since so there is still hope for opal

you’ve all heard ‘I had a dream I was eating this huge marshmallow and when I woke up my pilow was gone’….hmmm…

that’s very funny. i haven’t ever done THAT, but let’s see, have i ever done something CLOSE to that?

I like your hereafter jest BigSlurpy. I think it was Mike Williams that said Life is too short not to laugh and Life is too long not to laugh. I believe if you can laugh at yourself, you will always be in a good humor. What happened to me today with a cup of coffee will make me smile for a week. Opal, Earl, and all of you, I hope you die laughing.

Hits really close to home!

i think the banker would like the bagel better

put cold coffee into fridge and switched microwave on – ah well