The Argyle Sweater by Scott Hilburn for March 16, 2014

Shouldn’t that be “anti-wrinkle” cream?.The “Wrinkle” Cream is doing a fantastic job.

Unfortunately, considering the colloquialism that is in use currently, it is best to say de-bone. Unless you really, really like poultry.

Y’all’s comments are bordering on the inflammatory. Or flammatory.

This discussion getting me all oriental.

Why does burn up and burn down mean the same?

Chuck Woolery’s Songs of Fortune

Why do “fat chance” and “slim chance” mean the same thing?

I’m not getting the significance of panels 4 and 5. Could someone explain?

George Takei’s site has a picture of a Piggly Wiggly grocery store ad for “Boneless Bananas”.

Good heavens – if Richards is saying the cream works then I can’t even begin to imagine what he’d look like w/o it!

I have found that using these 3 products is best and most affordable skin routine for anti-wrinkle (even/especially the neck). I use the RetinA Gel at night and the other 2 in the morning before sun screen. You’re welcome!

Try to catch the character ‘Boneless Chicken’ on the Cow and Chicken cartoon show. He is….ready….a standup comic. I kid you not.

The Williams and Leno panels made me laugh.

Do you cook it with a fuel that’s flammable or inflammable?

Chuck Woolery had a show called Love Connection. See the urban dictionary for the meaning of glove connection.