Frazz by Jef Mallett for August 29, 2012

Danglydoodle, Mallet, there you go again bein’ all intellectual and stuff. You made me Google something again! Well, there goes another 20 seconds of my total existence…But, truthfully, thanks dude…

Googled and still don’t get it. ’Splain please?

I’ve done this. I accidently got a little bleach spatter on a favorite black cotton top. Sharpie to the rescue! I can still wear it! :)

So something that could simply be washed out becomes a permanent stain when they color it with the marker. Brilliant solution, Frazz.

Should a person who can’t spell “you’re” be throwing stones?!

Hey kids, let’s play nice..This trick works well on shoes with scuff marks also. Or palin shoes you want to jazz up a little. I remember the $10 Traxx tennis shoes. Let’s just say I was a poor kid, with a marker and too much time on my hands. :-)

Hmmm. What about the back of her shorts??? They’ll still be white!

I didn’t know Stacy could be a man’s name.

Stacy is the guy who was helping Richard Thompson ink the Cul de Sac comic after his Parkinson’s slowed him down.

And Stephen – guess you’re too young to remember Stacy Keach (Mike Hammer)?

My sister would embroider flowers around tiny holes clothes would get. Looked pretty cool. I use the sharpie and duct tape methods myself.

Frazz, the ‘go to’ guy.

I could be wrong, but I thought Stacy was a commonly used masculine name long before it became popular for girls. .And I think Frazz is kidding. I’m sure he wouldn’t wand to face the mother’s ire for using a marker on those stained white shorts.

I think Stacy is a great name for a man. Especially when that man has a twin brother named Tracy, like I do. :-)

Remember, John Wayne’s name was originally Marion.