Rip Haywire by Dan Thompson for September 11, 2012

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    Veridian  over 12 years ago

    Now THIS is more like It!!! Thanks Dan ! :-)

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    Herb Thiel Premium Member over 12 years ago

    What a great sound, "KA-PUNCH-O!’

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    mjmsprt40  over 12 years ago

    I must have missed something. When did the Amish start using ten-wheel trucks? I thought it was all horse-drawn cart.

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    Dragoncat  over 12 years ago

    I would say using a ten-wheel truck to enslave women into making pies and quilts IS an idle pursuit!Especially when Rip Haywire is coming to the rescue.

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    Dragoncat  over 12 years ago

    Nowadays, anything can be used as a weapon.I wouldn’t be surprised if the driver has his spool of thread on stand-by.

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    lecrenb  over 12 years ago

    Atta boy Rip… nice to see you getting back on track, or in the saddle, or whatever…

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    DorianKTB  over 12 years ago

    Still giggling over “KA-PUNCHO!” That’s the Rip Haywire we all know and love! :-)

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    Linda Solomon  over 12 years ago

    awesome Dan…just freaking awesome!HugPounceszz Haywire Hooligans!

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    Charlie Sloden Premium Member over 12 years ago

    I’ll bet some Amish would find this story arc fascinating. Since it’s unlikely any Amish read Rip, it should be in book form with a little intro and some background. The kids do read some comics (Archie, Peanuts) but Rip might be a little out there. Why don’t you send a dozen copies to Fisher’s General Store in Georgetown and see if anybody buys them?

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    frogsandravens  over 12 years ago

    “Punchy!” never gets old.

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    Centauress  over 12 years ago

    Love the Duece-and-a-half.

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