FoxTrot Classics by Bill Amend for September 06, 2021

I remember this arc. Let’s just say that Jason never does anything by halves!

You have to keep him, mom. He’s the only one in the house who knows how to set the clock on the appliances after an electrical failure.

My dad did this in high school back in 1951 with a bunch of other boys. They called themselves the “Micro Electron Club” in the year book.

Yeah, since he is talking film, and schools had, at best, 16mm which was not capable of multichannel surround sound he is wasting time and money for the large gauge wiring necessary. To quote Blazing Saddles Governor William J. Le Petomane; Harrumph!

I was part of the audio crew during my Navy years, got to miss quite a few inspections and wear my dungarees too! …Anytime a podium and sound system was required anyways… was dirty work though, all wired stuff back in my day!

I I’m not sure I understand this one; is it that Andy wants to avoid calls (“about your child”) from the school?

I was the 16mm AV geek in 6th grade until the film of the giraffe birth; the calf dropped to the ground, and then I put the projector into reverse so it leapt back into the womb. I was immediately relieved of my duties.

The power is going to boys’ heads.

I used to set up the movie projector. Most teachers didn’t have a clue.

This is another great storyline from 1999. I really look forward to this one being fun.

I thought AV stood for Adult Video.