Vampa is appropriate for Veteran’s Day. He served in the Spanish American War as a not so rough rider. Of course he was riding a donkey and always charged in the wrong direction. But he blew a mean bugle.
“you big dummy!” That brings me back! Good one Tim! Trivia time: Redd Foxx had a brother named Fred G. Sanford. His real name, btw, was John Sanford. 🙂 (my Cliff Clavin moment of the day. 🙂
Is the mother named Elizabeth?
That would be a funny coincidence!
Ha, ha ha! Third panel had me rolling! 😀
It’s nice to see Vinnie deliver a zinger now and then! 🙂
Vampa is appropriate for Veteran’s Day. He served in the Spanish American War as a not so rough rider. Of course he was riding a donkey and always charged in the wrong direction. But he blew a mean bugle.
He always was a blow hard! 🙂
I can hear the music playing! Great strip, Tim! I loved watching Sanford and Son.
Thanks, Joseph, I loved that show as well!
You hear that, Queen Elisabeth of Bohemia? I’m comin’ to join you, honey!
Haha! The “G” stands for great comment, Mark!
Hahaha! Number two! Hahaha!
That third panel seems to be where the laughs are coming from! 🙂
“you big dummy!” That brings me back! Good one Tim! Trivia time: Redd Foxx had a brother named Fred G. Sanford. His real name, btw, was John Sanford. 🙂 (my Cliff Clavin moment of the day. 🙂
Wow, Chris, I’d like to sit beside you at the bar sometime! 😉
Sanford impressions are some of my favorite to do.
I don’t doubt that Michael, he was one of the funniest T.V. characters of all time!
You had me at Big and Steamy, Tim. Hahahaha!:D
It doesn’t get bigger or steamier than that! 🙂