What Doesn't Kill You Makes You Stranger.
Ah-huh-huh.
🎶“Ah-huh-huh, ah-huh-huh, Baby, I am standing up”🎶
Well, that's going to make for a Blue Christmas.
[insert shelf joke here]
When it somes to curly toed shoes, Johnny doesn't get the point...
I think this one is very sharp wit; and it also reminds me of Aunt Lena (my grandparents age; and who all passed away ~25 to 50 years ago; RIP. Lena was unapologetically to anyone, in love with Elvis. Strange thing, that.
@M. Mitchell Marmel- And did you know that Elvis the Pelvis also had a brother named Enis?@Bobo- Ironically, it was when he was seated (on a toilet) that Elvis ran into trouble.@TrickyRicky- Well played!@DougM- Good idea! I was going to make a dwarf on a wharf joke...@Stan da Man- Nor does he understand the Moe and Larry-toed shoes...@Rod- I never really got the whole "Elvis" thing, though I've always found "In The Ghetto" painfully funny because it's so damn over the top.
@Stilt, are you referring to the guy named Enis who was profiled in PLAYBOY once about 45 years ago?
@Jeep: "Little Enos Follows His Muse". I don't know WHY I remember that, and can't remember the name of someone I've just been introduced to...
Comments, condolences, and "Get Well" wishes are all welcomed. Please refrain from political comments - this strip has enough misery already!
Ah-huh-huh.
ReplyDelete🎶“Ah-huh-huh, ah-huh-huh, Baby, I am standing up”🎶
ReplyDeleteWell, that's going to make for a Blue Christmas.
ReplyDelete[insert shelf joke here]
ReplyDeleteWhen it somes to curly toed shoes, Johnny doesn't get the point...
ReplyDeleteI think this one is very sharp wit; and it also reminds me of Aunt Lena (my grandparents age; and who all passed away ~25 to 50 years ago; RIP. Lena was unapologetically to anyone, in love with Elvis. Strange thing, that.
ReplyDelete@M. Mitchell Marmel- And did you know that Elvis the Pelvis also had a brother named Enis?
ReplyDelete@Bobo- Ironically, it was when he was seated (on a toilet) that Elvis ran into trouble.
@TrickyRicky- Well played!
@DougM- Good idea! I was going to make a dwarf on a wharf joke...
@Stan da Man- Nor does he understand the Moe and Larry-toed shoes...
@Rod- I never really got the whole "Elvis" thing, though I've always found "In The Ghetto" painfully funny because it's so damn over the top.
ReplyDelete@Stilt, are you referring to the guy named Enis who was profiled in PLAYBOY once about 45 years ago?
@Jeep: "Little Enos Follows His Muse". I don't know WHY I remember that, and can't remember the name of someone I've just been introduced to...
ReplyDelete