Rose is Rose by Don Wimmer and Pat Brady for November 20, 2011
November 19, 2011
November 21, 2011
Transcript:
TV: It's sunny and 82 today in Oahu!
Jimbo: Okay! Okay! I'm raising the thermostat three degrees!
Rose: How thoughtful, Jimbo...I didn't even have to ask.
@buddy NovinskiBecause MEN are NEVER cold! My ex used to drive me nuts by throwing off all the blankets at night we it was below zero out and our thermostat was always set at brr !
And women can wear dresses and skirts in the winter without complaining how? Could it be the (sorry ladies) fat layer that all women have under the skin?
@dkendrafBut when menopause is over, she’ll feel colder than ever, even in the summer. Especially if she’s one of the few who never experience noticeable hot flashes.
Disagree about women always being colder than men – my sister used to drive Dad nuts in the winter… he couldn’t figure out why our gas bill was so high, until he went into her room – and found the windows wide open – in January. My ladyfriend also is warm-natured. Me, I start pumping Freon® at about 72 degrees… and don’t “throw another log on the fire” until about 45 or so…
Mom sets the temperature at 65 degrees or less. In the middle of the frickening WINTER!!! Poor dad. No wonder he likes it when I come for a visit. The heat in the car gets used. The heat in the house goes up, sometimes up as high as 70 degrees.
I am the one who controls temps, and I do it based on how soon the temp will be tolerable without heat or AC (with forcasts and observation). I may actually wrap in a quilt like Rose for a while in AM until sun rises, but if it is promised to get into the 70s later (and not very cloudy) there is NO way I put on the heat- just add layers.
dkendraf about 13 years ago
Just wait until she hits menopause and all those hot flashes; she’ll be begging him to turn it DOWN three more degrees. LOL
mail about 13 years ago
But why didn’t she do it herself?
kittylover2 about 13 years ago
Jimbo has made it clear HE is the keeper of tthe heat control.
BradyB66 about 13 years ago
I like the way the scarf flows between the first two cells.
chicken 33 about 13 years ago
Where is her alter-ego hell raising motorcycle riding rattlesnake chili Rose now?
LeoAutodidact about 13 years ago
Jimbo has long controlled heat (also the Gravity – to Pasquale’s delight!)
VegaAlopex about 13 years ago
Why wasn’t Jimbo cold?
auriel4 about 13 years ago
@buddy NovinskiBecause MEN are NEVER cold! My ex used to drive me nuts by throwing off all the blankets at night we it was below zero out and our thermostat was always set at brr !
tedunn5453 about 13 years ago
And women can wear dresses and skirts in the winter without complaining how? Could it be the (sorry ladies) fat layer that all women have under the skin?
VMFAdams1 about 13 years ago
My house…always!
underwriter about 13 years ago
@dkendrafBut when menopause is over, she’ll feel colder than ever, even in the summer. Especially if she’s one of the few who never experience noticeable hot flashes.
Spode about 13 years ago
Panel 7 is the funniest I’ve ever seen in this strip.
WriterofWords about 13 years ago
I do that to people lol, I love it nice and cool and my mom comes in dressed like Nanook of the North!
lindonc about 13 years ago
Set on 70 all the time. Don’t do cold. And I’m all man!
Puddleglum2 about 13 years ago
@masterskrain,Rose made a blanket statement!
RadioTom about 13 years ago
Disagree about women always being colder than men – my sister used to drive Dad nuts in the winter… he couldn’t figure out why our gas bill was so high, until he went into her room – and found the windows wide open – in January. My ladyfriend also is warm-natured. Me, I start pumping Freon® at about 72 degrees… and don’t “throw another log on the fire” until about 45 or so…
chris_weaver about 13 years ago
It’s like he’s psychic!
Hunter7 about 13 years ago
Mom sets the temperature at 65 degrees or less. In the middle of the frickening WINTER!!! Poor dad. No wonder he likes it when I come for a visit. The heat in the car gets used. The heat in the house goes up, sometimes up as high as 70 degrees.
vldazzle about 13 years ago
I am the one who controls temps, and I do it based on how soon the temp will be tolerable without heat or AC (with forcasts and observation). I may actually wrap in a quilt like Rose for a while in AM until sun rises, but if it is promised to get into the 70s later (and not very cloudy) there is NO way I put on the heat- just add layers.
Puddleglum2 about 13 years ago
@vldazzle,I can’t believe it! I could have written that comment, myself!
hk Premium Member about 2 years ago
We have ours a 77 during the summer and 68 during the winter. During the summer we wear little and during the winter we wear more.