Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Mary Worth 715

Mary Worth, the ultimate WASP, has left an empty chair for Elijah the Prophet. Happy Passover everybody.

Today's Full Strip

15 comments:

  1. Good call on the empty chair, Wanders! I would have missed that! Also, I must compliment Joe Giella on his successful portrayal today of: The Awkward Moment. You could cut the tension at Mary's dinner party with a knife! Delicious, teehee!

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  2. Heaven knows what could happen with these shiksas and shaygetz at this dinner party.

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  3. It sure ain't a seder, I can tell you that.

    I wonder what would happen if a Jewish person, or a black person, or an Asian person would actually move into Charterstone? Would Mary have the newcomer over to dinner? Would this strange person be welcome at a pool party? Would this person get run out of town one step before the tar and feathers?

    I, for one, would love to see Moy address this plot line...

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  4. All that dry food and not a drop to drink.

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  5. "Did I say roast chicken? I, of course, meant mashed roast chicken"

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  6. "Mary, you must tell me! Did you get that barcode tablecloth at Marcy's or at Stears?"

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  7. I love that she's got Elijah's seat at the end of the table, and she's in the center (?) of the other side. She'll set a place, but draws a line at sitting next to him.

    Happy Pesach, my friend!

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  8. Ah, of course, Elijah the Prophet...

    Speaking of Returns!

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  9. The second panel for today's strip is hysterical. Ernie and Bonnie look so tense, and Mary is troubled about the secret she's dying to get out of her guests.

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  10. Bonnie? Can I serve you a large boiled potato? I also have small boiled potatoes if you're interested. Ernie, please help yourself to the overflowing bowl of mashed potatoes.

    Quite a spread! But no bitter herbs to remind us of our bondage... to the Charterstone Condo Board.

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  11. I'm imagining a first date with Mary... "I want you to ENJOY this date with me." "I want us to GET TO KNOW each other better." "I hope WE KISS."

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  12. I'm just surprised that their clothing has stayed the same size, shape and color for two whole days.

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  13. Let's see...brown n' serve rolls, 1/2 cup of peas, steaming yellow dealies, and some flat pinkish things that may or may not be ham.

    Say, that IS an impressive spread.

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  14. Looks delicious? LOOKS DELICIOUS?!

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  15. 3/31/10: Mary Worth has napkin dangling from mouth. Cannot comprehend why guests are so put off. Will study further.

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