GATURRO: I am enjoying this story arc…and the artwork. (panel 1) “We arrived! How beautiful the snow! Let’s go to the (ski) huts.” (panel 3) See Templo’s translation, above. Thanks, Templo.
Arye asked me to post this today. He has some comments below on some of the strips.
Good morning, Vagabonds,
Although I still can’t navigate the new format to make a comment, I’ve been following all of your comments on “Benetin y Eneas” and “Gaturro.”
I write to Miriam, my 3rd cousin who survived the Holocaust because her father went to Chile in the 39’s in Spanish (I’m still to lazy to read the comics in Spanish) and to her son Daniel in English.
They have invited me to visit them in Germany! I’m looking for a cheap flight to Berlin from JFK in the middle of July but I don’t know how to navigate the flights.
Danielis a wiz with computers and when I’m visiting my new-found relatives I’ll ask him to help me to learn to navigate F==the new GoComics so I may again join all of you.
My comments: Niki has a lot of ’splaining to do. He should have told her from the start about driving the antique cars.
Mary’s new-found ship mate is headed for trouble and I don’t know how his wife can’t smell the nicotine on his breath – I’m very good at smelling nicotine on people.
I haven’t see anyone has comment on “Pickles,” but I don’t know ANYONE who would buy crunchy peanut butter. Everyone I know picks the smooth variety.
I love the newly-born birds in “For Better or For Worse” and, as usual, I like the artwork in : “Gasoline Alley.” I can’t remember the name of the comic with the wife whose husband is a disgusting hairy ape and whose best friend is black and always looking for a boyfriend while her son is so very perceptive and would dearly love his parents to get back together again. If someone can tell me the name of the comic, I will look for its back issues.
Templo S.U.D. over 7 years ago
“I hope this hadn’t been the previous family’s pet,” thinks Gaturro. (Espero que yo tampoco, Gaturro.)
florchi over 7 years ago
GATURRO: I am enjoying this story arc…and the artwork. (panel 1) “We arrived! How beautiful the snow! Let’s go to the (ski) huts.” (panel 3) See Templo’s translation, above. Thanks, Templo.
Totochino over 7 years ago
Gaturro is adorable in the ski jacket. <3
JanLC over 7 years ago
Arye asked me to post this today. He has some comments below on some of the strips.
Good morning, Vagabonds,
Although I still can’t navigate the new format to make a comment, I’ve been following all of your comments on “Benetin y Eneas” and “Gaturro.”
I write to Miriam, my 3rd cousin who survived the Holocaust because her father went to Chile in the 39’s in Spanish (I’m still to lazy to read the comics in Spanish) and to her son Daniel in English.
They have invited me to visit them in Germany! I’m looking for a cheap flight to Berlin from JFK in the middle of July but I don’t know how to navigate the flights.
Danielis a wiz with computers and when I’m visiting my new-found relatives I’ll ask him to help me to learn to navigate F==the new GoComics so I may again join all of you.
My comments: Niki has a lot of ’splaining to do. He should have told her from the start about driving the antique cars.
Mary’s new-found ship mate is headed for trouble and I don’t know how his wife can’t smell the nicotine on his breath – I’m very good at smelling nicotine on people.
I haven’t see anyone has comment on “Pickles,” but I don’t know ANYONE who would buy crunchy peanut butter. Everyone I know picks the smooth variety.
I love the newly-born birds in “For Better or For Worse” and, as usual, I like the artwork in : “Gasoline Alley.” I can’t remember the name of the comic with the wife whose husband is a disgusting hairy ape and whose best friend is black and always looking for a boyfriend while her son is so very perceptive and would dearly love his parents to get back together again. If someone can tell me the name of the comic, I will look for its back issues.