Arlo gets his hair cut, 1997. I’m sure I have run this little series of comic strips on the web before, but it’s been a long time. A point of trivia: Arlo had his locks shorn right before the family vacation to the beach, where they discover young Mary Lou in a family way. I have very fine (as in “thin”) uninteresting hair. As a younger man, I wished for a thick mane of hair like the tennis pro Bjorn Borg. From my current perspective, I am grateful to have hair at all.
Hair Today…
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152 responses to “Hair Today…”
Groundhog Day!
You must have the selector switch on “Auto” instead of “Semi”.
https://aninterestingthought.files.wordpress.com/2015/02/m4-selector-switch.jpg
Hal has an echo.
Jackie, you need to use an EndIf statement to prevent your code from looping.
I don’t get today’s punchline. Will someone help?
Jackie, you know how adults get when children try to make a point that they don’t want to discuss? Mary Lou is going that route with Meg.
Didn’t mean to mislead; I was the 9:59 poster, and I meant to refer to the re-run strip heading this page.
Had some terrible Vietnamese bun tonight. I forget Tulsa is an early town and they roll up sidewalks at 8. My favorite Vietnamese joint is a dump with a 4.7 rating that closes at 8.
Ate in the nearest one still open at 8.30 which I mercifully forget how bad until I taste it. Yuck! I am from Houston and have been eating Vietnamese since 19 60s so I can say worst I have eaten.
Still ate it.
Debbe 😉 For my sister…she loved Motown music.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADOfcMrOUEk
Steve fRO
We don’t buy books now so will try to get Library to purchase.
They sometimes will Purchase on Request.
Good morning Villagers….
Mark…good comeback on Jackie’s multiple postings 🙂
My Dad comes his hair over on top….it’s funny when the wind catches it.
….happy payday!!!
GR 😉 here in SIN, temps are in mid 70’s for awhile….so,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XE2fnYpwrng&list=PLE3662ABDF33E51D6
..ain’t it the truth:
https://i.chzbgr.com/full/8765160960/h15C88BA6/
It is amazing how stubborn a ten pound dog can be about moving over. Add four ten pound cats and you lose the bed.
The barber had never heard of the tennis player so gave her best guess of what Arlo said, asking him to explain what he meant.
About Gene and Mary Lou and most importantly, Meg. I have spent every day since Sunday including Sunday in doctor’s offices or hospitals or labs. That gave me the unique chance to see paper newspapers, the Tulsa World, and what others read in comics.
Family and children oriented strips dominate the Tulsa World. I was counting and calculating percentage yesterday but unfortunatelyrics they called my name before I finished.
Another point, print newspapers are bought by older geezers I noticed, who also work crossword puzzles to keep their minds sharp. At least that was observation from five days people watching. Geezers included women mainly.
About Gene and Mary Lou and most importantly, Meg. I have spent every day since Sunday including Sunday in doctor’s offices or hospitals or labs. That gave me the unique chance to see paper newspapers, the Tulsa World, and what others read in comics.
Family and children oriented strips dominate the Tulsa World. I was counting and calculating percentage yesterday but unfortunatelyrics they called my name before I finished.
Another point, print newspapers are bought by older geezers I noticed, who also work crossword puzzles to keep their minds sharp. At least that was observation from five days people watching. Geezers included women mainly.
About Gene and Mary Lou and most importantly, Meg. I have spent every day since Sunday including Sunday in doctor’s offices or hospitals or labs. That gave me the unique chance to see paper newspapers, the Tulsa World, and what others read in comics.
Family and children oriented strips dominate the Tulsa World. I was counting and calculating percentage yesterday but unfortunatelyrics they called my name before I finished.
Another point, print newspapers are bought by older geezers I noticed, who also work crossword puzzles to keep their minds sharp. At least that was observation from five days people watching. Geezers included women mainly.
Rental chickens, the new trend in urban farming.
http://puls.ly/B3hZOQ#http://feeds.huffingtonpost.com/c/35496/f/677048/s/4ef6fb95/sc/26/l/0L0Shuffingtonpost0N0C20A160C0A40C140Ctwin0Ecedar0Efarm0Erents0Echickens0Ebackyard0Eurban0Efarming0In0I970A0A9560Bhtml0Dutm0Ihp0Iref0Fbusiness0Gir0FBusiness/story01.htm
Jackie, you’ve got an unique talent for posting loops. 😉
Jimmy: what’s up with the change in Gene’s hair and clothing coloring? He’s being colored-in more like his father.
Mayhaps Arlo and Janis are joining those denizens of advanced age and heading on the road as retirees in an RV instead of the boat, Gene and Mary Lou and Meg taking over half the strip as a do over of the early years of A and J?
Hey, it beats rewriting entire strip and rerun Ning like some did.
Jackie: So HAL wildly misspells words/phrases; does not allow you to proofread or correct its output before posting to the blog; and, on its own hook, posts the same output multiple times. Were it me, I’d consider replacing it before it refuses to open the pod bay doors and leaves you stranded outside the ship.
I foresee that coming. I have been using Hal to route my driving this week. Oh boy, he sends me on weird routes.
Did you perhaps refuse to date someone in college who is now a major investor in the company that builds HAL?
Did you perhaps refuse to date someone in college who is now a major investor in the company that builds HAL?