Daddy's Home by Tony Rubino and Gary Markstein for September 29, 2016

Mullet? Oh… mullet…

Funny, when I read this, I tend to identify with the parents, so, of course, at first, I think Elliot is talking about the things my parents generation thought were good for kids.

But wait…. no…. I’m too old to have a 10-year-old kid…I could easily have a kid with a 10-year-old kid…so Elliot’s grandparents are possibly my age…. or maybe (sob) even a little younger.

So yeah… mullet …. … right, Elliot…. It was the 80’s…Peter’s parents just may have sent him off to kindergarten looking like a big doofus.

Bev…. Sure hope you saw all the stuff I posted to you on yesterday’s strip…I answered your questions, you know.

Tony asked, about 4 hours agoDid you have a mullet hair do?

No.

Mullet isn’t eaten around here like it used to be. It used to be a sort of staple fish. Personally (though I am not a big fish eater) I think its flavor is a bit strong fried, but a good “charcoal mullet” (grilled fresh isn’t bad once or twice a year.There wasn’t much that wasn’t eaten from the fish. “Pluck” or the livers and gizzards (yep, mullet have gizzards) were a delicacy to many. When the fish ran in the fall along the beaches they wer/are netted, and the roe was broken out and fried, served with eggs. The poor man’s caviar.

When I had hair, the mullet hadn’t been invented. So no

Having children is hazardous to your mental health.

Mullet? is that a form of cooking pan?

@Tony:Nope, no mullet here. But I do have today’s…Second “Daddy’s Home” Question:What, according to your parents, was “good for you”?

Q1 – I was a child of the 60s so no mullet.Q2 – Everything I didn’t like.

No mullet, thank you. And my mum was very fond of fried brains – served with ketchup, no less. (Yes, it was as barfable as it sounds.) My dad didn’t like them either, so I managed to escape.

Other than the mullet, the rest of those are all good things. Especially the milk and sunshine when it comes to 10-year-olds who spend all day inside on their electronic devices.

some parents did get through to kids about NOT having kids. thank god for that

QOTD #1: No mullet for me, by the time they were fashionable my hair was way to curly. As for the other type, well my dad doesn’t like fish so it was a no go.

QOTD #2: Eating all my food, keeping my room clean, doing whatever was asked of me – no questions asked.

No mullet.But mom was a big fan of cod liver oil.Today, doctor recommends krill oil.

If your food was healthy to begin with the vitamins would already be in the food.

Last, but surely not least…