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Hmm…I remember playing this game when I was a kid, but we did it a little differently. Ahh, how times have changed with the youth today.
This strip also marks the first appearance of Christie’s mother. (And Hank always thought Christie fell off a lettuce truck).
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Okay so where’s the fifth panel? You know … the one where Hank says “But if you follow me into the bushes, I’m sure that we can work something out”. I love the look on Tim’s face in the second panel. The speech bubble may be saying one thing, but his expression is saying ” I just had me a piece of that little white girl and now Hank’s back there gettin’ his freak on”! lol.
You’re right, Craig. Tim does appear well-satiated with the smelly-thumb air-drying. Take note of the first panel where Tim’s trying to make that fast getaway before he gets approached by Christie’s mom.
Hunh. Maybe I oughtta give you my strips without words and let you Craig-arize them sorta like “Garfield Minus Garfield”. You have better plots than I do.
That might be a good idea George. Tony Piro did a one panel cartoon where he left out the words and had a caption contest. The winner got the original art sent with their caption included.
He wont be on NBC’s “To Catch A Predator” anytime soon, will he? I don’t want to see Hank get put away for a few years. Lol
You may have something there, Bearman. I can have the Fifth Panel where you continue what’s left off and also this Caption Contest. I know Dawn from Zorphbert and Fred has done that in the past. I’ll have to interrogate…I mean, ask her about the success of that venture.
You’d better be my first entrant!
Don’t fret, Nate. Hank’s gonna remain free for the forseeable future, although I have been working on a comic book script where he’s forced to enroll in a “Scared Straight” program to rectify his outlandish behavior. Will it work? Ahhh….stay tuned.
I think almost every kid played that game, and whell i played it diffrent to
Targenor, I just liked the part where you get to take temperatures.
The problem with my “patients” was they always wanted a second opinion.
Lonnie, at least you didn’t get sued for malpractice like I did. I tried to settle under the table, but I kept getting my hand smacked.
Nice twist. And…consistent…considering Hank’s feelings towards the Swimsuit Edition.
Hank’s more interested in makin’ that chedda than he is in girls, Shawn. To him, females are a nuisance and not a source of entertainment. He’ll learn eventually that they can be both.
j/k, ladies! Luv y’all!
LOL. Boys at that age have the right idea. Make them pay you first.
Yeah, Wit. Our time is money. We’re not worth much, but we’re worth something.
Great Twist!
Nice touch – mentioning the HMO….
Funny Strip..
Thanks! I try to give people the unexpected, something that hasn’t been done before.
Cool page. I thought this boy mom would look alittle more… … how you say, Crackish,LOL
Naw, CyberDog, the moms in my strips are hot. Or hot enough, at least. Hahaha!
You all are worse than Hank and Tim!
You know Hank can’t stand Christie, so no haps on the fantasy! 
Man that was classic bro!
Mrs George, obviously you need to pay more attention to Mr. George to understand the male psyche. 99% of guys can tell you a story about a woman they didn’t like but they were still willing to hook up with.
Indeed, Sweetie, it’s crazy at the AC Playground. And, anyway, guys fantasize about girls that don’t like them, so why can’t they fantasize about girls they don’t like?
Glad to see you comin’ around here often, Kra-Z. You’ll fit in well with my clientele.
Shhh, Bearman! Don’t tell her all the secrets. I’ve got her on an incremental plan. Hahaha!
George, this is my favorite Addanac City strip yet. Hilarious!
Thank you, Matt! I wasn’t sure whether this strip would go over too well against the funny bone, but it’s good to know that it was a resounding success. What do I know about comics?