The black plate for today’s strip is missing here, but on on the Barney and Clyde feed at Arcamax. GoComics won’t let me post that feed, but it can be found at:
The Black Plate for today’s strip here missing, but not on the Arcamax feed which can be found at Arcamax.com/the funnies.
I’m old enough to get the reference too. But I’m also old enough to remember that Michael Link, the actor who played Earl J. Waggedorn on JULIA, is about 10 years younger than me. So please don’t have me pushing 90 quite this soon.
One of these years I want to watch MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET over multiple days. want to watch the movie’s scenes on the days when they take place. So I’d start watching it on Thanksgiving. Watch the next part on Black Friday. Watch the middle over the ensuing days. Then watch the courtroom scenes three days before Christmas, two days before Christmas, and on Christmas Eve. Finally watch the end on Christmas Day.
It starts on Christmas day. It then continues over the ensuing weeks. The climax of the court scene takes place on Christmas Eve. The scenes at The Brooks Memorial Home, the drive home, and Susan getting her house take place on Christmas Day.
“Let it Snow” isn’t a Christmas song, either. It’s a song about winter, but it has nothing to do with Christmas and doesn’t mention either Christmas or the holidays in its lyrics.
Any team that’s up by 23 or more points with only 40 seconds to go would not be throwing passes to intercept; the quarterback would be taking a knee. Such hope on father’s part for a victory can only mean one thing, he’s Brown’s fan.
The black plate for today’s strip is missing here, but on on the Barney and Clyde feed at Arcamax. GoComics won’t let me post that feed, but it can be found at:
The Black Plate for today’s strip here missing, but not on the Arcamax feed which can be found at Arcamax.com/the funnies.