February 4, 2018February 3, 2018 by CIDU Bill Bet Image CIDU Arlo and Janis, Bill Bickel, comic strips, comics, humor, Jimmy Johnson, Super Bowl 8 Comments Related
Mr. Grumpy, I still don’t see how “That IS the bet” makes sense. “You know the bet,” or “the same bet as every year,” or “heh heh heh,” I could understand. LikeLike
The winner gets to “take” all — nudge nudge, wink wink — take all — know what I mean, wink, wink — all? all? Say no more… LikeLike
Last evening (meaning the day after the Super Bowl) husband was watching reruns of “The Goldbergs” I am guessing that they pulled the episodes special, but both were about the Patriots playing “their local” Eagles. LikeLike
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The winner gets to pick exactly which sex games they’ll engage in after the game?
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I think Mr. Grumpy is on the right track. This is Arlo, after all.
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Mr. Grumpy, I still don’t see how “That IS the bet” makes sense.
“You know the bet,” or “the same bet as every year,” or “heh heh heh,” I could understand.
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The winner gets to “take” all — nudge nudge, wink wink — take all — know what I mean, wink, wink — all? all? Say no more…
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The joke is, the outcome of the bet is the same no matter which one of them wins it.
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The winner takes all. The loser … gets taken. I thought it was funny.
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Last evening (meaning the day after the Super Bowl) husband was watching reruns of “The Goldbergs” I am guessing that they pulled the episodes special, but both were about the Patriots playing “their local” Eagles.
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I would expect it means ‘take all’ your cloths
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