The one where it's awful that Elly has to wait in line like a nobody.

The one where April is still inconveniently clingy for someone unknown reason.

The one where we learn why Picky-Face gets hand-me-down story arcs.

The other one that accidentally predicts the Mike-Rhetta endgame.

I was looking on the FBorFW Facebook page and saw an article about the forty-fifth anniversary of the strip. It's probably on the News page on the website by now so we  should probably check it out. 

The one where Mike's forgetfulness is not blamed on the right person.

Synopsis: When Elly badgers him about packing trivial things, Mike is a big, strong man. When Rhetta asks about something important, he's a big idiot.

Summary: It's time to shoot the messenger. 

The one where it's good that Elly reminds us that she's living in the past.

Synopsis: An angry Liz is forced to write her name on her school supplies like she's the pathetic idiot with her ID tag sewed into her panties because Elly believes in school supply thieves.

Summary: This is because she won't spend John's money buying school supplies in ( Read more... )

The one where Mike wonders where summers go.

The one where it's great that Tracey aimed low and settled for very little.

Synopsis: As the 'happy' couple head to parts unknown, Tracey shuts down Gord's grand gesture because the only thing she sees as having changed is her surname.

Summary: Good thing Gord is afraid of actually talking to women. Otherwise, she'll end up like fellow dumpy blonde ( Read more... )

The one where Gord's dad shows where Gord gets being a dolt from.

Synopsis: When Mayes Senior is sober, he reminds us why Gord is a peasant buffoon who paints his legs with shoe polish when he gauds up the truck he gave his son.

Summary: At least it's not packing peanuts. It takes a RICH degen to stoop that low.