This woman
is:
A: An obsessive fan of "The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis" TV show
B: Wednesday Addams's sister
C: Needs tue spankings a day.
For the correct answer, turn your monitor upside down.
This will be harder to do without a laptop or handheld gizmo, in which case you will have to turn yourself upside down.
You can also find the answer at this week's new and improved installment at "Discipline and Desire!"
Naturally, there are the titillating tales from the "D&D" authors and two free chapters to enjoy: the intriguing start of Katrina Devlin's "Healing In Time," and you can fly over the rooftops as Bella Maeve begins "My Hero!"
And you youngsters who don't get my "Dobie Gillis" reference will have to go find any remaining copies of Encyclopedia Britannica, or I suppose the Interweb will do, too.
I'm going to say C because it's the only option I understand. ;-) Nice toon!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lea!
ReplyDeleteAnd congratulations, "Eleven" is correct!
;-)
Tuesday Weld as the lovely Thalia Menninger, Dobie's dream girl.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of cartoons, in an episode of the Flintstones a cavalcade of actors was passing and Fred called out "Hey, Tuesday Wednesday, whatcha doin' thursday?"
Wonder who that could refer to?
Yay, John, the duck came down and you win a hundred dollars!!
DeleteThat Fred, what a card! If he saw Tuesday Wednesday on Thursday, did he see Mindy Friday?
I like this toon, DW!
ReplyDeleteGee, if she's clever, she could have a wardrobe malfunction every day of the week! ;-)
Dobie Gillis? Wasn't Gilligan in that show?
Funny you should mention that, Larken, it has to do with the post coming next on most of these Wolfie stations!
DeleteThank you, and yes, that's a very good idea, helping her with her clothes. And without her clothes.
Larken, he was Maynard G Krebs on Dobie.
ReplyDeleteWolfie, I fell on my bum trying to stand on my head. Can you just email me the answer next time. *rubs hiney*
Aw, poor Kaki! Here, allow me to help with that.
DeleteGentleman Wolfie
WORK??!!