Peanuts dad!

IndianBob posted:

 Found this on another site and modified it a little bit. 😊

Bob, I really like what you did so I made a couple of changes should anyone want to hang a copy on the wall of their carriage. . . like me.

Thank you.

@CliffePresley - love it! Can you work your editing magic on a “White Porsche Speedster”?

Thanks in advance (and nice work, by the way. . . . . !!!)

Perfect addition to my garage! Thank you!

Sent this to my son, Chris.  

This must begin to explain his Porsche 996.......

I love the cartoon, but...

I realize I’m OCD and almost assuredly being pedantic about this, but the comma after the color in each cartoon is driving me nuts.

There I said it. Won’t someone please help me to help myself?

Exhale . . . . . . . . .

Wow, Stan - I feel so much better knowing that it isn’t just me! 

Ha! I feel fifteen pounds lighter! LOL!!

Stan:  Correct.  That comma is not necessary.  It's a comma split, and there are six deadly ones out there.  This is an example of number four; that being, of a modifier and its noun.  But, I think you know that, yes?

Feel better now?  

And if you were really OCD, you would type CDO (letters should be in their proper order).

"And if you were really OCD, you would type CDO (letters should be in their proper order)."

Ok, now I'm going to be obsessing about that until someone explains it to me.  

The letters would have to be in Alphabetical order, Lane.

Lane Anderson posted:

"And if you were really OCD, you would type CDO (letters should be in their proper order)."

Ok, now I'm going to be obsessing about that until someone explains it to me.  

If you were really obsessive compulsive (remembering what obsessive compulsive is)- the letters would be in their proper alphabetical order as they should be.

Does that help?

Nope.  A true OCD person's head would explode because to get the alphabetical order right you have to sacrifice meaning, which is also important.  They are mutually exclusive in this case, hence the cranial concussion.  Y'all ain't OCD, y'all are just weird.  

Either he truly doesn't get the joke or he's just messin' with us. You guys know him better than I do...

And btw- first time I saw it on a t shirt I laughed out loud!

Okay.  Where's Stan in all this, he was the one who started this inane discussion.

And I just did something above that should drive him even more around the bend...

"Either he truly doesn't get the joke or he's just messin' with us. You guys know him better than I do..."

Note the  above.  With me there's always a pretty good chance of the latter, Al.

I really love the fact that you guys are discussing grammar.

Grammar. The difference between feeling your nuts, and feeling you're nuts.

Something for our friend Alan Merklin. . . to hang on the wall of his garage.

Michael McKelvey posted:

I really love the fact that you guys are discussing grammar.

Grammar. The difference between feeling your nuts, and feeling you're nuts.

I like that line, but there shouldn't be a comma between nuts and and.

  I have just the spot for it ~  THANK YOU ….Cliff !

Lane Anderson posted:

"Either he truly doesn't get the joke or he's just messin' with us. You guys know him better than I do..."

Note the  above.  With me there's always a pretty good chance of the latter, Al.

Well, I thought so, Lane, but I was just covering all my bases. 

Alan Merklin posted:

  I have just the spot for it ~  THANK YOU ….Cliff !

That's hilarious. Good for you, Alan.